ISRI Creates Century Club for Scrap Recycling Industry Veterans

The Institute of Scrap Recycling Industries (ISRI) has formed the Century Club, an organization for experienced recyclers who are retired or semi-retired but still wish to be involved in the industry. The club will allow members to network, maintain friendships and remain active in the scrap recycling industry.

“The recycling industry is built around close relationships,” said Robin Wiener, president of ISRI, in a statement. “It is these relationships that have also made ISRI so special for so many people over the last 30 years. It is only fitting that ISRI be a home for industry veterans still looking to network and maintain their long-lasting friendships. As the industry continues to evolve, it is also important that it remains connected to the past. Members of the Century Club will also play a crucial role serving as mentors to the next generation of industry leaders with their knowledge, talent and experiences.”

Individuals must have a combined age and years of active participation in ISRI or its predecessors of at least 100 years. Members will have their name, email address and phone number in the printed ISRI Membership Directory.

Members will also be able to attend the club’s first gathering on April 17 in Las Vegas. There will be an educational session in the morning, exploration of the expo hall in the afternoon and a cocktail reception in the evening.