In This Issue:

1 | ECS secures expansion capital

ECS Refining has announced a major recapitalization by New York City-based private equity firm ZS Fund.

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2 | Save the date for E-Scrap 2012

E-Scrap News is excited to once again host the annual E-Scrap Conference, held this year in Dallas September 19-20. The E-Scrap Conference is the premier event for electronics recycling in North America and is a must-attend for industry newcomers and veterans alike.

The 2011 conference held last October in Orlando attracted more than 1,100 attendees from over two dozen countries and over 100 exhibitors in the conference's acclaimed tradeshow. Learn how to take advantage of the economy to maintain and grow your business. Leading experts will present extensive and detailed industry assessment, including analyses of stewardship systems and trends in the U.S. and Canada, e-scrap collection issues, recycling market factors, and legislative policy considerations.

The E-Scrap Conference is proud to have chosen the Hyatt Regency as this year's venue. The Hyatt Regency Dallas is located in downtown Dallas where you can enjoy the ultimate convenience of being adjacent to the historic district and many other attractions.

For more information, visit www.e-scrapconference.com, or click the banner below.

3 | CEA, Environmental Defense Fund tackle CRT glass

In response to the growing volume of unwanted CRT monitors, TVs and displays piling up around the country, the Consumer Electronics Association along with the Environmental Defense Fund have released the results of a crowd-sourced initiative meant to find solutions for the obsolete items.

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4 | Printed circuit board value back over $8 per pound

At $8.02 per pound, the February average price for printed circuit boards was up 3.1 percent from the previous month's value.

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5 | Japan to develop rare earth recycling plan

In response to unstable supplies, the government of Japan is drafting a bill aimed at increasing recycling of rare earth metals.

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6 | Colorado considers e-scrap anti-dumping bill

The Colorado legislature is considering a bill that is meant to bolster the state's electronic recycling industry.

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7 | Certification scorecard

With the roster of companies attaining third-party certifications or audits continuing to grow, E-Scrap News has compiled a round-up of the firms announcing certification this past week.

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8 | Upcoming conferences & webinars

Click here for a complete directory of upcoming conferences and webinars!

9 | Jobs Available & Sought

E-Waste Salesperson, Covanta Energy (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Area).
Details are available here.

China Market Business Development Director, ATMI (Danbury, Connecticut).
Details are available here.

Production Manager, Regional Computer Recycling & Recovery (RCR&R) (Victor, New York).
Details are available here.

E-Shredder Industrial Maintenance Manager, ECS Refining (California).
Details are available here.

Sales Account Executive, ECS Refining (California and Texas).
Details are available here.

Operations/Business Auditor, ECS Refining (California).
Details are available here.

Production Manager, Regional Computer Recycling & Recovery (Victor, New York).
Details are available here.

Purchasing Account Executive, BoRec America, Inc. (Flexible Location).
Details are available here.

Recycling Account Executive, Electronic Recyclers International, Inc. (ERI) (National).
Details are available here.

Regional Account Executive - Electronics/Precious Metals Refining, Gannon & Scott (Rhode Island).
Details are available here.

Business Development Representative, Beacon Management Inc. (BMI) (Century City, California).
Details are available here.

Enterprise Account Executive, Liquid Technology (New York City).
Details are available here.

Account Executive — Information System Resources (Detroit, Michigan).
Details are available here.

Jobs Sought
Database of job seekers available here.

If you would like to submit a job available or job sought listing, send an email to newsletter editor Henry Leineweber at [email protected].