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Institute Of Scrap Recycling Industries, Inc. elected three new directors to its board. The new Directors-At-Large, serving two-year terms ending in 2015, are Gary Champlin of Champlin Tire Recycling, Michael Lewis of Lewis Salvage Corporation, and Andy Wahl of Newell Recycling. Gary Champlin has served as General Manager of Champlin Tire Recycling Inc. (CTRI) in Concordia, Kansas since 1992. CTRI, a family owned and operated business, processes more than four million tires annually in a six-state region. Michael Lewis is the President of Lewis Salvage Corporation located in Warsaw, Indiana. Lewis Salvage processes scrap iron, metals and paper for mill and foundry consumption. Andy Wahl is the Vice President of the Non Ferrous Division, media plant operations, and manager of nonferrous sales for Newell Recycling in East Point, Georgia.
The Georgia Municipal Association is making a difference in the lives of Georgians by helping city officials tackle the important work they were elected to do. GMA provides training to city officials so they are better equipped to handle the complex issues facing city governments; advocates on behalf of cities at the state Capitol and in Washington, D.C.; and provides employee benefits to city employees so cities can hire and retain the best employees. Services - such as audits, meeting management, franchise fee negotiations, IT and debt collection - provided by GMA to cities allow cities to operate more efficiently and effectively. Created in 1933, the Georgia Municipal Association (GMA) is the only state organization that represents municipal governments in Georgia. Based in Atlanta, GMA is a voluntary, non-profit organization. GMA`s membership currently totals 521 municipal governments, accounting for more than 99% of the state`s municipal population. A 63-member Board of Directors, composed of city officials, governs GMA, with day-to-day operations carried out by the Executive Director and a 85-person staff.
The National Association of Water Companies is the voice of the private water service industry -- the organization exclusively representing this group of quality water service providers, innovation drivers, creative financiers and responsible partners. Every day, private water service companies help provide essential water and wastewater services to nearly 73 million people in the United States. That`s almost one quarter of our nation`s population. Founded in 1895 by a handful of small water companies, the NAWC today has members located throughout the nation and ranging in size from large companies owning, operating or partnering with hundreds of utilities in multiple states to individual utilities serving a few hundred customers. Our members` businesses include ownership of state-regulated drinking water and wastewater utilities and many forms of public-private partnerships. We`re moving water forward. We invite you to join us.
Arizona Occupational Therapy Association is a Glendale, AZ-based company in the Non-profit sector.
Genesee Regional Chamber of Commerce is a Flint, MI-based company in the Non-profit sector.