REXPO ROCKS

Can't attend REXPO ROCKS in person? We will stream the event live on YouTube on Wednesday, March 13 beginning at 7:55 AM.
https://youtu.be/yNf1AVVr4DM


Improving the quality of our business and physical environment in the San Joaquin Valley is important to all of us who reside here.  That is why the Greater Stockton Chamber of Commerce's Green Team San Joaquin invites you to attend the REXPO ROCKS on March 13, 2019 at the Waterloo Gun & Bocce Club, 4343 Ashley Rd. Stockton, CA. ROCKS stands for "Recycling Organics Compost Kool Stuff" program.
 
Learn how businesses and jurisdictions can incorporate composting, energy-efficient methods, recycling content manufacturing, water conservation and clean air values into everyday operations to reduce their cost of doing business and to meet State policy.  In addition, the event will showcase businesses and services that proactively promote environmentally sustainable business practices.

REXPO ROCKS is from 7:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. and the Green Exhibits and Panel presentations are open to the public.

========== AGENDA ==========
800-830a              Opening  Speaker:           San Joaquin County Supervisor Bob Elliott
830-1000a           Panel One: “Compost your Ground and We Won’t Back Down”
                            From Collection, to Processing, to Markets, these ROCKS stars will have a conversation                             about the next Organics Revolution regarding SB 1383 and the community benefits.
 
                                Evan WR Edgar, Advocate – California Compost Coalition (Moderator)
                                “No Ban without a Plan – and we have a SB 1383 Plan"
 
                                Heidi Sanborn – Advisor – California Product Stewardship Council
                                "Beyond Recycling with Remanufacturing and Producer Responsibility"
 
                                Tracie Bills –  Sustainable Materials Manager - California Resource Recovery
                                "Ending Waste with Zero Waste Principles and Practices"
 
                                Bill Camarillo, CEO, Agromin
                                "Premium Souls Products for a Sustainable Planet"
 
1000-1015a         Break - Please visit our Exhibitors
 
1015-1145a         Panel Two- All Along the Watchtower
                            As a follow-up to the Recycling BIN Summit and as part of the overall strategy of the                             California Recycling Market Development Zone Association,  organizations are coming                             together to address the National Sword dilemma and to find sustainable solutions for the                             State.
                                Tim Flanagan, General Manager, Monterey Regional Waste Management Dist.
                                There must be some kinda way out of here
                                Said the recycler in his grief
               
                                Julie Corbett, President, Ecologic Brands
                                Making old things new and
                                Trying to get some relief
 
                                John Davis, Administrator, High Desert RMDZ (Moderator)
                                China markets were just fine 
                                Now it's a world of hurt
 
                                Nick Lapis, Director of Advocacy, California Against Waste
                                None of us along the line
                                Know what any of it is worth
 
1200p                    Lunch is Served
1220p                    Keynote Address:  RARE EARTH: “I Just Want to Celebrate” Calla Rose Ostrander
130p                      Door Prize Drawings
200p                      Adjourn