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Brockport, New York-based electronics recycler Sunnking Inc. has promoted Kali Smith to director of sustainability. Smith, who originally joined Sunnking in July 2022 as a marketing specialist, has demonstrated exceptional dedication to the company’s mission, values and vision for the future, according to the company.
Smith holds a bachelor’s degree from SUNY Oneonta and boasts nearly a decade of corporate communications experience.
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“We are thrilled to promote Kali to this new role to develop our sustainability strategy and strengthen our ability to serve our customers,” Sunnking President Adam Shine says. “Kali’s contributions during her time at Sunnking have been nothing short of outstanding. Her passion for environmental sustainability aligns perfectly with our core values, and we are confident that she will lead our sustainability efforts to new heights.”
Sunnking says it is dedicated to reducing electronic waste and promoting a more sustainable future, adding that Smith’s promotion signifies its continued commitment to its growing environmental goals.
“This journey has been nothing short of amazing, and I couldn’t be more honored to take on this new responsibility in a company that’s already close to my heart,” Smith says. “Sustainability is not just a buzzword; it’s a commitment, a lifestyle and a vision for a better future. I am passionate about making a positive impact, and in my new role, I’ll be able to champion Sunnking’s sustainability initiatives and drive meaningful change.”
In her new role, Smith will be at the forefront of developing and implementing innovative strategies to enhance its commitment to environmental sustainability. Her responsibilities will include overseeing the development and execution of corporate environmental, social and governance initiatives and strategies. She also will collaborate with internal teams, external partners and industry stakeholders to advance the company’s efforts to promote a more eco-conscious electronics industry.
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