2002 Paper Recycling Conference Announces Education Program

The 2002 Paper Recycling Conference & Trade Show program offers a mix of informative educational seminars and interactive panel discussions. The sessions will feature several high-profile industry leaders who will share their insights on the current state of the paper recycling industry as well as their thoughts on what the future holds for the both the domestic and international markets. Topics for this year’s panel discussions include:

·The Changing Face of Paper Recycling

Moderator: Bill Moore, President, Moore & Associates

·Hedging on the Future

Moderator: Dan Sandoval, Senior Markets Editor, FibreMarketNews.com/RecyclingToday.com

·Exporting for Profitability

Moderator: James Maher, Morgan Price

·Single Stream: Pros and Cons

Moderator: Brian Taylor, Editor, Recycling Today

·The Future of Brokers

Moderator: Jerry Rose, Associate, Moore & Associates

·Additional Market Opportunities

Moderator: Davis Powelson, President, Tri-R Systems Corp.

For a complete conference program, visit the 2002 Paper Recycling Web Site at www.paperrecyclingconference.com. For registration information, call 800/456-0707.

WORKSHOPS ADDED

This year’s Paper Recycling Conference & Trade Show has added four workshops to the schedule to provide attendees with even greater value. These workshops will be held on June 23.

The roster of speakers for the workshops include the following:

Robert West, Sr., president of West & Co., will give attendees an interactive approach to financial planning and estate planning

Gary Helik, Tradition Financial Services, will give attendees a primer on many of the financial tools available to buy sell, and trade material

Mike Mattia, ISRI, will discuss plant safety measures

Buddy Himes, Himes Service Co., will provide tips for establishing good plant maintenance programs.

Big Names Fill The Opening Session At The 2002 Paper Recycling Conference: Dr. Jim Burke And Steve Young Scheduled To Appear

Several big names in the paper recycling industry have committed to participating in the opening session at the 2002 Paper Recycling Conference & Trade Show. The session – The Changing Face of Paper Recycling – will feature two industry heavyweights – Dr. Jim Burke of SP Newsprint and Steve Young of the Allan Company. Moderated by Bill Moore of Moore & Associates, the session will kick off the conference on Monday, June 24, 2002 from 9:00 – 10:30 a.m. You do not want to miss what these industry leaders have to say about the evolution of today’s paper recycling market and what is in store for the future. For registration information, call 800/456-0707.

Hedging On The Future

The implosion of Enron has cast a pall over new methods of buying and selling recovered fiber. Is it back to traditional buying and selling, or has the demise of Enron opened the door to other companies. Dan Sandoval, Senior Market Editor for FibreMarketNews.com and RecyclingToday.com, will moderate this topical session. Speakers who have used hedging and other financial tools to buy and sell recovered fiber will provide attendees with their insight into what will work and what won’t. Steve Voorhees, Chief Financial Officer for Rock-Tenn. is one of several experts who will talk about using financial tools to successfully trade recovered fiber. Michael Moulton, with WM Trading Inc., will touch on using forward contracts for buying and selling recovered fiber. This session will take place June 24, 2002 from 11:00 am-12:30 pm.

Exporting For Profitability

This session continues to be one of the most widely attended sessions at the annual Paper Recycling Conference. Hearing from brokers and overseas buyers is essential for those who export, or for companies considering expanding their market horizons to include shipments outside North America. Representatives from top companies outside the United States will talk about where they see growth, and how to get more involved in this area.

Single Stream: The Pros And Cons Great Lineup Of Speakers:

Gershman, Ragiel, McGuire Slated To Appear

As single-stream processing grows, there are questions about a slip in quality. Brian Taylor, Editor of Recycling Today Magazine, will moderate this session on both the advantages of single-stream processing systems, as well as some of the inherent drawbacks. Scheduled speakers include Steve Ragiel, Waste Management Inc.; Rina McGuire, Cascades Inc.; and Harvey Gershman, GBB Consulting. Make sure you register for the conference and sit in on this informative session. This session will be held Tuesday, June 24, 2002 from 4:00pm -- 5:00 pm.

Future Of Brokers Session Features Great Lineup Of Speakers:

Cotter, Hershman, Peltz And Tucciarone

The Future of Brokers session on Tuesday, June 25, 2002 from 9:00 – 10:30 a.m. features a veteran lineup of industry professionals who will discuss the state of paper brokering and what challenges and opportunities lay ahead for this important industry segment. Moderated by Jerry Rose of Moore & Associates, this session will feature an open discussion with four of the country’s leading brokers – Dan Cotter of CellMark Recycling, Ethan Hershman of Hershman Recycling, Arnie Peltz of the Peltz Group and Ed Tucciarone of Smurfit Stone Recycling. Make sure you register for the conference and sit in on this informative session.

Additional Market Opportunities

Diversification continues to be the key for the paper recycling industry. Paper stock markets continue to ride a roller coaster. To smooth out the sharp peaks and valleys many are looking at adding other components to their paper recycling business to ensure they can grow over the long term. David Powelson, Tri-R Systems Corp., Denver, Co., will moderate this session. Slated to speak at this session are Cory Tomczyk, Industrial Recycling of Wisconsin; Kerry Getter, Balcones Resources; and Mike Tingle, DataGuard USA.

Book Your Exhibit Booth Now For The 2002 Paper Recycling Conference & Trade Show

Book your exhibit space now for the 2002 Paper Recycling Conference & Trade Show. Do not miss the opportunity to put your company in front of hundreds of qualified buyers of your products and services. A 10x10 booth is only $795 and includes two complimentary full conference registrations. Last year’s exhibit hall sold out early so we have added more booth space to accommodate new exhibitors. If you are interested in exhibiting in New Orleans and would like to receive a sales kit, please contact jfenner@giemedia.com.

Register Early For The Conference And Reserve Your Hotel Room

Do not be left out when it comes to reserving your room at the Hyatt Regency New Orleans, host hotel for the 2002 Paper Recycling Conference & Trade Show. Attendees can reserve their rooms at the special discount rate of $159 per night. Attendees can register for the conference and reserve their hotel reservations by calling 800/456-0707 and asking to speak with a Paper Recycling Conference & Trade Show registration representative. Room reservations made directly with the hotel will not receive the conference rate.

Be A Sponsor Partner And Reap The Benefits

If you are interested in promoting your company’s brand visibility with hundreds of market decision makers in the secondary paper packing and brokerage business as well as consuming mills, the 2002 Paper Recycling Conference & Trade Show is the place for you. Scheduled for June 23-25, 2002 at the Hyatt Regency New Orleans, the 2002 Paper Recycling Conference & Trade Show provides you with these valuable benefits:

·Access to Top Decision-Makers

·Positive Exposure in the Industry

·Return On Investment – Make Valuable Contacts

·Strengthen Relationships with Key Industry Opinion Makers

 

Conference Contact Information

 If you have any questions regarding the conference, please feel free to contact the following resources:

For registration questions, call 800/456-0707

For exhibit and sponsor information, please contact Jim Keefe, Diana Adipietro, Tino Roncone or Jeff Fenner at 216/961-4130

2002 Paper Recycling Conference & Trade Show

June 23-25, 2002

Hyatt Regency New Orleans

New Orleans, Louisiana

www.FibreMarketNews.com

www.RecyclingToday.com