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Brian Shine to serve as association’s new chair
(Washington, DC) – During its 2018 convention and exposition, the Institute of Scrap Recycling Industries (ISRI) elected four new national officers who will lead the association and industry over the next two years. In addition, the ReMA Board of Directors elected four directors-at-large and one associate director. Heading up the new team of leaders is Chair Brian Shine of Manitoba Corp. (Buffalo, NY). The three other national officers are: Chair-Elect Gary Champlin of Champlin Tire Recycling (Concordia, KS); Vice Chair Brian Henesey of Rocky Mountain Recycling (Commerce City, CO); and Secretary/Treasurer Colin Kelly of Schnitzer Steel Industries (Everett, MA). Three directors-at-large were elected to the position for a first term: Dan Becker, Becker Iron & Metal (Venice, IL); Edward Kangeter IV, CASS Inc. (Oakland, CA); and Joel Litman, Texas Recycling (Dallas, TX). Stephen Moss of Stanton A. Moss Inc. (Bryn Mawr, PA) was elected to a second term as a director-at-large. Andreas Ernst, Sennebogen (Stanley, NC), was elected as associate director. “ISRI congratulates and welcomes a new slate of leaders to its Board of Directors,” said Robin Wiener, president of ISRI. “As the recycling industry continues to evolve and adapt to changing global dynamics, this leadership team is prepared to lead the way. They are dedicated to providing the value and service ReMA members have come to know for the past several decades, and committed to continuous improvement across the association to strengthen both the organization and industry. ReMA members are in good hands with this team.” About the newly-elected national officers: Brian Shine is a fourth-generation nonferrous metals recycler and president of Manitoba Corporation, which operates two plants: Lancaster (Buffalo), NY and St. Louis, MO with a primary focus on processing high-grade copper scrap. Shine has held many leadership positions within ISRI, including membership committee chairman, audit committee chairman, and member of the board of directors. In addition, he served as president of the ReMA Empire State Chapter from 2004-2006. More … Gary Champlin is third generation in the family tire business started by his grandfather in 1950. For the last 22 years he has been General Manager of Champlin Tire Recycling, Inc. Gary and his wife Debra have six children and eight grandchildren. Champlin Tire Recycling is one of the top ten largest tire processors in the United States. Along with serving in many capacities within ISRI, he has also been a board member of Mid-America Tire Dealers (President in 2010-11), United Tire Recyclers (President since 2008), Kansas Organization of Recyclers, and the Kansas Landfill Association. More … Brian Henesey is vice president and general manager of Rocky Mountain Recycling, Inc., (RMR). He grew up in Duquesne, outside of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. At the early age of 16, he worked as a summer employee at a local scrap company, called Vac-Air Alloys. Throughout high school and college, Brian continued to work as a summer employee. After graduation, Brian was hired to a full-time position as a management trainee. Eventually, he was assigned the role of plant operations manager of a facility in Houston in 1995. In 1998, he accepted a position as a commercial buyer with RMR and moved to Colorado. More … Colin Kelly graduated with a bachelor’s degree in business administration in 1984 from Suffolk University in Boston. During college he began a career in retailing with the Purity Supreme Company and in 1986 purchased his first restaurant. In the following years he added multiple locations and full line catering. He displayed an interest in community service early on and was elected to the Everett Common Council in 1989, where he served for 11 years. Since then he has contributed much of his time to community service and charitable organizations. In 2006, he joined Schnitzer Steel Industries as the government relations manager for the Northeast area and today is the Corporate Director of Public Affairs. More … The following new chapter presidents also began two-year terms on the Board of Directors:
David Bestwick, Empire Chapter Dominion Nickel Alloys
Brady Bird, Mid-America Chapter SIC Recycling Art Dodge, Scrap Tire Processors Chapter Ecore International Marvin Finkelstein, Southeast Chapter Kripke Enterprises Leonard Formato, New York Chapter Empire Metal Trading Andrew Lincoln, Pittsburgh Chapter Lincoln Recycling Chad Olgin, Rocky Mountain Chapter Olgin Efune Recycling Company Brian Plonski, Wisconsin Chapter Northern Metal Recycling – EMR Neil Samahon, Indiana Chapter Metro Recycling Jerry Sjogren, New England Chapter EL Harvey & Sons Timothy Wilson, Northern Ohio Chapter Triple M Metal Leonard Zeid, Paper Stock Industries Chapter Midland Davis Corp.
New commodity division directors for the 2018-2020 term are as follows:
Electronics Division Crag Boswell, HOBI International Jim Levine, Regency Technologies
Ferrous Division Christopher Bedell, The David J Joseph Co. Brian Halloran, CMC Recycling
Nonferrous Division Kevin Lamar, Dynamic Metal Services Andy Wahl, TAV Holdings
Paper Division Myles Cohen, Pratt Industries Don Majka, Waste Management Plastics Division Scott Saunders, KW Plastics Recycling
Tire & Rubber Kip Vincent, Colt Inc.
One director-at-large position remains open following Colin Kelly’s election to Secretary/Treasurer. An election will be held during ISRI’s Summer Board of Directors Meetings, July 10-13, in Washington, DC.
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