Procurement professionals in Recycling
These recycling procurement people have bought copper and non-ferrous metals, recycled plastics, recovered paper and glass feedstock, at companies from WM and GreenWaste to Prime Materials Recovery, RePak Recycling and Recopolymers. Two hold titles that join procurement with sales. They suit a recycler setting scrap buying prices, signing feedstock contracts, or deciding how to buy from many small suppliers.
Professionals to explore
Ashley Rabun
LinkedInExperience: Director Purchasing Logistics · SEB Recycling Solutions LLC
Purchasing and logistics for recyclable materials fit Ashley Rabun, Director Purchasing Logistics at SEB Recycling Solutions LLC since 2010, who also works in Sales at 501K Recycling. SEB describes itself as "a full service recycling company that buys and sells recyclable materials in the southeast".
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Bennett Sroat
LinkedInExperience: Director - Procurement · GreenWaste
Procurement for curbside collection operations is the natural topic for Bennett Sroat, Director - Procurement since 2025 at GreenWaste, which says it provides "sustainable recycling, curbside collection, and debris box rentals across the Bay Area, Sacramento, and Monterey". Bennett was Director - Strategic Procurement at Noah Medical (2024-2025), Executive Supply Chain Advisor as an Independent Consultant (2023-2024), Head of Material Planning at Zipline (2023) and Director - Supply Chain at Natera (2021-2023).
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Christine Herman
LinkedInExperience: WMRA Director of Sourcing · WM
Running sourcing across many local recycling sites is the question for Christine Herman, WMRA Director of Sourcing at WM since 2005. Christine describes procurement and new business development across North America in the recycling and waste industry and work in decentralized, multi-location organizations.
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Dave Schaap
LinkedInExperience: Former Director of Purchasing · Industrial Recyclers, LLC
Dave Schaap became Director of Purchasing at Industrial Recyclers, LLC in 2026, after Director Operations Planning (2024-2026) and Director of Operations Planning and Inventory (2025-2026) at Viaflex, and Director of Operations (2022-2024) and Director of Operations - Steelworks (2022-2024) at DeGeest Corporation. Dave cites category strategy, supplier negotiations, spend analysis and supply risk, a fit for questions on bringing category management into a recycler.
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David Bishop
LinkedInExperience: Former Head of Recycling Sourcing · Biffa
UK recyclables sourcing fits David Bishop, from Biffa roles as Head of Recycling Sourcing (2011-2019) and Recycling Commercial Manager (2009-2011) and Trading and Feedstock Manager - Glass at Viridor (2019-2020). David also held Sales Executive at Central Profiles Ltd (2020) and Business Development Manager - Total Waste Management at EMR Group UK (2021-2022).
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Jason Gray
LinkedInExperience: Head of Purchasing · AM Recycling Materials Ltd.
Recovered paper trading and export are the clear topics for Jason Gray, Head of Purchasing at AM Recycling Materials Ltd. since 2023 and Trading Manager (Export) at DS Smith (2018-2023). Jason was also Commercial Manager at AM Recycling Materials Ltd. (2018), Commercial Manager UK & Europe at DS Smith Recycling (2017-2018) and Trading Sales Manager Recovered Paper at VIRIDOR RESOURCE MANAGEMENT LIMITED (2011-2017).
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María Guijo Cantonnet
LinkedInExperience: Purchasing Director · FORMASPACK UPCYCLING GROUP
Buying feedstock for recycled plastics fits María Guijo Cantonnet, Purchasing Director at FORMASPACK UPCYCLING GROUP since 2025 and Purchasing Director at Recopolymers (2018-2024). María was Senior Commodity Buyer at LOGINPLAST, SLU (2016-2018), Lead Buyer at URSA INSULATION, S.A. (2014-2016) and DIRECTORA COMPRAS at ECOLOGIA, RECICLAJE Y MEDIO AMBIENTE, S.L. (2012-2014).
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Mathew Denley
LinkedInExperience: Director of Procurement & Sales · RePak Recycling
Mathew Denley holds Director of Procurement & Sales at RePak Recycling (since 2024) and was Non Ferrous Manager at Schnitzer Steel (2021-2024), Non-Ferrous trader & buyer at Columbus Recycling Corporation (2018-2021) and Buyer at Freedom Metals (2007-2018). The non-ferrous trading and buying titles make Mathew a fit for questions on pricing and buying non-ferrous scrap.
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Phil Ammons
LinkedInExperience: Director of Sales and Procrement · Perpetual Recycling Solutions
Phil Ammons has been President at Perpetual Recycling Solutions since 2006 and Director of Sales and Procrement there since 2012. Phil was Director Of Procurement Recycling Division at Wellman Inc. from 1974 to 2006, and three decades in that seat make Phil a fit for questions on long-term buying of recyclable plastics.
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ROBB SCHILBERG
LinkedInExperience: Vice President of Procurement · Prime Materials Recovery / AMES Copper Group
Copper and metal scrap buying is where Robb Schilberg is the person: Vice President of Procurement at Prime Materials Recovery / AMES Copper Group since 2024 and Metal Buyer at Prime Materials Recovery Inc. (2009-2024) and at Ames Copper Group (2022-2024). Robb describes 15+ years in procurement and metals sourcing for "a leading recycling and materials company".
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Choose the right perspective
For scrap metal buying, Robb Schilberg (copper and metal buyer) and Mathew Denley (non-ferrous) are the closest fits. María Guijo Cantonnet and Phil Ammons suit recycled plastics, Jason Gray recovered paper and David Bishop glass feedstock and recycling sourcing at Biffa, while Christine Herman and Bennett Sroat cover procurement at waste and recycling service companies.
Questions to take into the conversation
- 01How do you set buying prices for scrap when commodity markets move every day?
- 02What terms belong in a feedstock supply contract so quality and contamination problems are handled fairly?
- 03How do you manage buying from hundreds of small scrap suppliers without losing track of quality and compliance?
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