BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 PRODID:-//ChamberMaster//Event Calendar 2.0//EN METHOD:PUBLISH X-PUBLISHED-TTL:P3D REFRESH-INTERVAL:P3D CALSCALE:GREGORIAN BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART:20240410T160000Z DTEND:20240410T170000Z X-MICROSOFT-CDO-ALLDAYEVENT:FALSE SUMMARY:Green Team of San Joaquin Meeting DESCRIPTION:Actively collaborate with private businesses\, municipal and county solid waste divisions\, economic development professionals\, and the broader San Joaquin County community to address environmental challenges. Our focus on environmental stewardship not only reduces costs but also ensures responsible practices.\n\n\n\nFor both in-person and online attendees\, please register!\n\n\n\nDivert\, Inc.\n\nMelissa Peery\, Engagement Lead\n\nDivert\, Inc. is an impact technology company on a mission to Protect the Value of Food . Founded in 2007\, the company creates advanced technologies and sustainable infrastructure to eliminate wasted food\, driving social and environmental impact. Divert provides an end-to-end solution that prevents waste by maximizing the freshness of food\, recovers edible food to serve communities in need\, and converts wasted food into renewable energy. The company works with over 5\,600 customer locations across the U.S. to reduce wasted food and positively impact people and the environment. Their customer base spans across industries\, and includes five Fortune 100 companies. For more information on Divert\, Inc.\, please visit www.divertinc.com.\n\n \n\nMerlo Institute of Environmental Technology \n\nKarley Carlos\, CTE & Science Department Chair\n\nStudents - Sinue Soto\, Sylai Barnes\, Hector Mojarro\, Nathalie Cacho\, Azalie Ramirez\, Jonathan Navarro\n\nThis presentation will showcase Merlo students' project which highlights the environmental capabilities of Superworms (Zophobas morio). It will be demonstrated that Superworms can consume Styrofoam with no known repercussions. Further information will be presented on how we can utilize Superworms to have a positive effect on the environment. \n\n \n\nPlease come prepared with questions. \n\n \n\nWe will also have sub-committee updates on issues impacting our manufactures\, industrial and distribution members. As always\, your input is vital to addressing those issues in advancing commerce in Stockton\, San Joaquin County and the State of California. \n\n \n\nAgenda:\n\n Call to Order\, Introductions\, Chair \n Divert\, Inc.\n Merlo Institute of Environmental Technology\n Sub-Committee Reports \n Updates on Recycling Market Development Zone/ California Green Business Certifications -Staff\n Event Planning-Staff \n 30 second commercials anyone\n Meeting adjourned X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:Actively collaborate with private businesses\, municipal and county solid waste divisions\, economic development professionals\, and the broader San Joaquin County community to address environmental challenges. Our focus on environmental stewardship not only reduces costs but also ensures responsible practices.
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\nFor both in-person and online attendees\, please register!
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\nDivert\, Inc.
\nMelissa Peery\, Engagement Lead
\nDivert\, Inc. is an impact technology company on a mission to Protect the Value of Food&trade\;. Founded in 2007\, the company creates advanced technologies and sustainable infrastructure to eliminate wasted food\, driving social and environmental impact. Divert provides an end-to-end solution that prevents waste by maximizing the freshness of food\, recovers edible food to serve communities in need\, and converts wasted food into renewable energy. The company works with over 5\,600 customer locations across the U.S. to reduce wasted food and positively impact people and the environment. Their customer base spans across industries\, and includes five Fortune 100 companies. For more information on Divert\, Inc.\, please visit www.divertinc.com.
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\nMerlo Institute of Environmental Technology
\nKarley Carlos\, CTE &\; Science Department Chair
\nStudents - Sinue Soto\, Sylai Barnes\, Hector Mojarro\, Nathalie Cacho\, Azalie Ramirez\, Jonathan Navarro
\nThis presentation will showcase Merlo students&rsquo\; project which highlights the environmental capabilities of Superworms (Zophobas morio). It will be demonstrated that Superworms can consume Styrofoam with no known repercussions. Further information will be presented on how we can utilize Superworms to have a positive effect on the environment.
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\nPlease come prepared with questions.  \;
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\nWe will also have sub-committee updates on \;issues impacting our manufactures\, industrial and distribution members. As always\, your input is vital to addressing those issues in advancing commerce in Stockton\, San Joaquin County and the State of California. \;
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\nAgenda:\n
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  1. Call to Order\, Introductions\, Chair \; \; \;
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  2. Divert\, Inc.
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  3. Merlo Institute of Environmental Technology
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  4. Sub-Committee Reports
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  5. Updates on Recycling Market Development Zone/ California Green Business Certifications -Staff
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  6. Event Planning-Staff
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  7. 30 second commercials &ndash\; anyone
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  8. Meeting adjourned
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