Bill Vincent, CEO of Colt Inc.,
Vincent accepted the award at the ISRI Tire Recycling Business Summit, which took place in mid-September at the Hyatt Regency O’Hare in
Vincent has been a business owner and entrepreneur for 44 years, according to Hess, and has been involved in processing and recycling scrap tires since 1983. He “struggled through the formative early years of the industry,” according to Hess, before handing off day-to-day management of Colt Inc. to the next generation of his family, including his son Kip Vincent and daughter-in-law Sydney Vincent.
Vincent, along with several other tire recyclers, formed the National Association of Scrap Tire Processors in 1999, which merged into ISRI earlier this decade.
Upon accepting the award, Vincent noted that business owners such as himself are “the ones who have our money invested; we are the real experts” in tire recycling.
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