Our mission is to create sustainable and successful electronics recycling, trade-in and end-of-life recycling programs for carriers, non-profits and businesses. We hold the R2/RIOS certification, which ensures our testing, training, data clearing, inventory, and quality control exceed industry standards. At Cellular Recycler, we care about: Data security for devices that hold personal memory. Environmental practices involving worker safety and materials handling. Proper e-waste disposal of material to licensed and permitted facilities. Remarketing and reuse by testing key functions and maximizing resale value. Together with my team, we have built the following programs: • Carrier trade in, trade up and buy out programs that provide a simple and effective way to generate revenue • Proprietary software that reduces human error in receiving, triage, and reporting with double-entry error avoidance and smart batching with IMEI tracking for transparency• Prestigious R2/RIOS certification to ensure that each handset, hard drive and SD card is data cleared to the NIST’s special publication 800-88 guidelines for media sanitation • Customized choices from a simple electronics recycling web portal to a fully integrated solution that plugs into the carrier's POS, logistics and reporting software• Ready-to-launch recycling programs for non-profit organizations who wish to collect phones and electronics for fundraising purposes • Corporate buy-back and trade-in programs to protect confidential information that is accessible from employees’ old phones, tablets and computers

Prior to founding Cellular Recycler, I served as Vice President of Sales at US Redial, a leading cellular wholesaler with over $20M in annual revenue. At US Redial, I helped double the company's sales and maximized profit by lowering operational expenses and streamlining logistical operations. US Redial's services included:• Wholesale• Cellular switch or market reallocation services• Refurbishment• Motorola service center for Colorado• A-stock fulfillment

My first "real" job brought me to Boulder, Colorado, and gave me a vision that shaped my life in only a single ski season. It was at this job, in this little store, that the idea began to recycle cell phones and electronics.