Conference 2014

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REGISTER | PRICING | SESSIONS | EXHIBITORS | EXTRAS | HOTEL INFORMATION | SPONSORS

EXHIBITION

Join us from June 3-5, 2014, at the Wyndham West in Indianapolis for the Conference! Help us celebrate our 25th year at the IRC’s Annual Conference. As statewide support for the recycling industry grows, 2014 is shaping up to be an exciting year for Hoosiers. This annual event is the only one of its kind in Indiana for sustainable materials management professionals. From educational sessions to the trade show, there are plenty of opportunities to learn new things, meet new people and make new professional contacts. We hope to see you in June!

 


 

2014 REGISTRATION RATES & DEADLINES

Full Conference Single Day Wednesday, 6/4 Single Day Thursday, 6/5
Individual Attendee Rates
Member (Early Registration) through 4/4 $225 $160 $100
Member (Regular Registration) $275 $210 $150
Non-Member (Regular Registration) $320 $260 $200
Late/Walk-in Registration –Begins 5/26 $360 $280 $220
Government Rate (Early) $190 $160 $100
Government Rate (Regular) $250 $210 $150
Student Rate $80 $40 $40
Exhibitor Rates
Member Exhibitor (Early Registration) $405 N/A N/A
Member Exhibitor (Regular Registration) $490 N/A N/A
Non-Member Exhibitor (Regular Registration) $545 N/A N/A
Late Registration (Exhibitors)–Begins 5/25 $580 N/A N/A

June 3 “Kick-Off” Reception: $30 (conference attendee), $40 (non-conference attendee), $50 Late/walk-in June 3 Tour: $15 (conference attendee), $25 (non-conference attendee), $40 late/walk-in as space allows June 4 Lunch: Free (conference attendee), $30 (non-conference attendee) Additional Exhibitor (Member and Non-member): $100


SESSIONS, SPEAKERS & EXHIBITORS

Click here to view the Schedule: 2014 Conference Program (updated 6/2/14)

EXHIBITORS

Click here to see confirmed exhibitors: 2014 Confirmed Exhibitors (updated 6/2/14)


 

EXTRAS

Tour

Sidney and Lois Eskenazi Hospital and Eskenazi Health Downtown Campus “The new Eskenazi Health campus is also on pace to achieve Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design® (LEED) Silver certification from the U.S. Green Building Council for the entire campus. This distinction that would make it the first such health campus in the United States registered publicly in the national LEED® database. The campus will feature a first-of-its-kind sky farm on the rooftop of the Outpatient Care Center. The sky farm will grow fresh produce which will be made available to patients and visitors through campus dining options. Eskenazi Health’s design also heavily incorporates natural light and utilizes a rainwater landscape irrigation system, among many environmental and energy efficient components. The campus features an array of employee- and visitor-focused amenities to encourage environmentally responsible transportation, recycling and other sustainable practices. In addition to the new downtown hospital and health system campus, Eskenazi Health West 38th Street, a new community health center, is also pursuing LEED® Silver certification. In addition to numerous design and energy efficiency components, the facility will feature a large rain garden and walking track.” Fagerdala Global Packaging Plant (Plainfield, IN) Since 1983, Fagerdala Singapore has provided a comprehensive range of total protective packaging solutions to customers worldwide. Recognizing the importance of growing with our customers, Fagerdala Global Packaging Group (FGPG) was established in 2009. Headquartered in Singapore, it is dedicated to developing long-term partnerships with key customers to service their needs globally. In a relentless pursuit to reduce their environmental impact, Fagerdala have developed a range of sustainable packaging solutions made 100% from recycled polyethylene content that is sourced from our closed loop recycling infrastructure and collections program. Fagerdala is committed to helping customers reduce their carbon footprint and endeavors to live the dream of “making the world lighter”. The Hall, featuring People for Urban Progress and Indianapolis DMD (Downtown Indianapolis) “After years of sitting vacant, the old City Hall building in downtown Indianapolis is seeing new purpose. The building was built more than 100 years ago and has been many things to many people over the years. Now, after a period of closure, it is undergoing a rebirth - a mini-renovation. One half of the building will house meeting areas and spaces that will serve as a gallery to display artwork and plans for the city. There’s no doubt the architecture, design and materials used in the building are part of what give it its class. That’s why the city has hired the People for Urban Progress to incorporate some of the materials into the new design for the renovation. ‘It’s a lot of scouring the building and finding things that were removed for whatever reason. We found some old door frames that we’re pulling out. We found an amazing old safe that we’re hoping to use as a podium,’ said Michael Bricker, People for Urban Progress. ‘There’s just a lot of history throughout the building tucked in corners and it’s been moved around so many different times and we’re hoping to bring it out so it can see the light of day again.’” Tour pricing: $15 (conference attendee), $25 (non-conference attendee), $40 late/walk-in as space allows

Reception

Confirmed: opening night reception will take place at Indy Reads Books ! Come join us for cocktails and networking on Mass Ave. in downtown Indy. Cost to attend: $30 (conference attendee), $40 (non-conference attendee), $50 Late/walk-in

Training

Both training sessions are offered Thursday, June 5th after Lunch and the Awards Ceremony. Session times are offered concurrently, from 1:30-3:30p.m. Sessions are free to conference-goers, and only $10 for non-conference attendees. ReTrac Connect training with Chris Ronson of Emerge Knowledge Join Emerge Knowledge’s Chris Ronson for an interactive training session on Re-TRAC Connect. Re-TRAC Connect is the leading Waste Reduction Measurement System for Governments and Organizations that offers FREE accounts to help local governments, businesses, schools, universities, and other organizations participate in reporting programs, manage tonnage data, and publish waste reduction information to the public. Simulated Dumpster Dive training with Kelly Weger of Purdue University TAP The Dumpster Dive workshop focuses on concepts related to life-cycle analysis, alternative material selection, by-product reduction, waste exchange and zero landfill while demonstrating some practical tools that can be implemented to reduce or eliminate the solid waste stream. These tools will be put into practice during a “Dumpster Dive” activity within a simulated company to sort the trash they produce, calculate the costs associated with managing this waste, and generate ideas for reduce, reuse and recycling- all while saving money and helping the environment.

Other topics covered during “Dumpster Dive” may include:
    • fundamentals of solid waste streams
    • methods to evaluate materials used in products and processes
    • concepts relating to life-cycle analysis
    • ways to reduce or eliminate the solid waste stream
    • how to apply the 4Rs- Refuse, Reduce, Reuse, Recycle

HOTEL INFORMATION

Wyndham West, Indianapolis 2544 Executive Drive | Indianapolis, Indiana 46241 The IRC has been able to negotiate a special $102 room rate for conference attendees! Call the main desk at the hotel to make your reservations. Be sure to tell them that you are attending the IRC conference. 317-248-2481


Sponsors

 

Interested in 2014 IRC Sponsorship info? Contact Jean Miller.

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