Mallory Szczepanski

This two-part session brings together industry suppliers and processors to discuss the latest technology and how recyclers are using it.

At Scrap Expo 2025, experts from the metals recycling industry will share real-world examples and insights on how to take your scrap metal operations to the next level.

As demand for remote fleet monitoring and management increases, Tampa, Florida-based BTR continues to lead as a technology-first fleet partner, providing capital, growth and operational fleet solutions across the U.S. and Canada.

In today’s ever-evolving business landscape, waste and recycling haulers seek strategic ways to optimize capital and strengthen cash flow. One often overlooked strategy is renting trucks instead of purchasing them outright. This effective approach frees up capital for other investments, such as integrating new technologies or acquiring companies, and provides haulers with the flexibility to efficiently scale operations.

Waste and recycling haulers no longer view fleet rentals as quick fixes during crisis situations—they’re using them as strategic solutions for their operational needs. Whether a short-term solution while a truck is serviced or a long-term capital strategy as a company expands, haulers are shifting from crisis-driven rentals to making them a key part of their business.

In the ever-evolving waste and recycling industry, BTR has emerged as a pioneering force, transforming the sector with innovative solutions and a strong commitment to customer service. Founded in 2002 by Scott Dols, BTR has grown from a small business in Tampa, Florida, to a leading provider of capital, growth and operational fleet solutions across the U.S. and Canada.

This milestone reflects the company’s growth, understanding of industry challenges and continuous development of technological advancements.

WM is building partnerships with sports leagues, teams and venues to advance recycling and sustainability initiatives.

During the conference, industry experts will share best practices for safely handling and disposing of batteries while reducing risks like contamination and fire hazards.

At the conference, experts will share how battery chemistries have changed over time and what the future holds for battery innovation.

At the conference, industry experts highlight best practices and technological advancements for identifying various battery types and sizes.

At the conference, an NFL team, a retail brand and a battery recycler will share how they’ve teamed up to write a playbook for others to adopt.

At the conference, Marc Boolish will discuss state and federal policies shaping the future of battery recycling.

New learning centers aim to transform the way people understand and think about recycling.

During the opening keynote at C&D World 2025, Susan Robinson will discuss key challenges, emerging trends and practical sustainability and business strategies related to the future of C&D recycling.