ERI co-founder joins CAER Executive Committee

Aaron Blum, co-founder, chief operating officer and chief compliance officer of ERI, the Fresno, California-headquartered information technology (IT) and electronics asset disposition provider, has been named to the Coalition for American Electronics Recycling (CAER) Executive Committee.  

ERI has been a long-time CAER member. With Blum on the executive committee, the company says it will play an important role in guiding the organization’s efforts to support responsible recycling. In addition to ERI, the CAER Executive Committee includes Apto Solutions, Cascade Asset Management, Colt Refining & Recycling, Glencore, Ingram Micro and Sage Sustainable Electronics. Since its founding, CAER has educated policymakers in Congress and executive agencies about the electronics recycling industry and its potential for growth and job creation, ERI says in a news release about Blum’s appointment to CAER Executive Committee. 

“It is an honor and privilege to be able to share our insights with CAER and its constituents as we work toward the common goal of responsible electronic recycling standards nationwide,” Blum says. “I look forward to working alongside my prestigious industry colleagues on the committee and making as we make an impact together.”   

“Aaron Blum and ERI are important additions to our Executive Committee as we work to promote responsible recycling,” CAER says in news release it issued about Blum's appointment. “Aaron’s experience and expertise will be invaluable in guiding our efforts to ensure electronics recycling is performed securely and sustainably to protect national security and the environment while benefiting the American economy.”