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TYRE INDUSTRY
SUMMIT 2015
Towards sustainable outcomes for
end-of-life tyres in New Zealand
2-3 June 2015 – Crowne Plaza, Auckland
TYRE INDUSTRY SUMMIT 2015
Be part of the inaugural
New Zealand Tyre Industry
Summit 2015!
Join other tyre industry leaders to help make New Zealand’s
developing end-of-life tyre (ELT) industry world class. Share
international experience from established tyre stewardship
programmes.
Learn how other countries have turned collecting, sorting and recycling tyres into a ‘business as usual’ activity on a macro scale
Hear from Ministry for Environment officials about progressing
ELT stewardship in New Zealand
Learn about the 2017 plan! Position processing investment for new rolling stock as it becomes end of life
Hear from two international
key-note speakers who have
‘been there, done that, with
end-of-life tyres.
Glenn R.
Maidment (CAE)
Glenn is a 35-year veteran of the rubber
industry and President of the Tire and
Rubber Association of Canada. Glenn will
bring to us his experience with driving
innovation to drive markets, drawing on
practical end-of-life tyre management.
Insights from Canadian and Australian ELT stewardship programme managers: From concept to reality
Understand rubber recycling standards in development
Be part of the green economy – innovation driving markets for recovered materials globally
Network with manufacturers, importers, retailers, processors, recyclers and legislators
This collaborative industry event is supported by:
Michael
Blumenthal
Michael is an expert in global rubber
recycling standards. Michael will talk
about ongoing work in Europe and
America and challenges and opportunities
of standards harmonisation for us.
TYRE INDUSTRY SUMMIT 2015
When?
2nd and 3rd June 2015
8am – 5pm Tuesday
Features and benefits of
attendance
9am – 3.30pm Wednesday
World class, informative programme
Where?
Panel discussions, workshops and Q&A sessions
Crowne Plaza Hotel
Lunches and refreshments included
128 Albert St, Auckland 1010
Who should attend?
• Tyre importers and retailers
Ample interaction, feedback and networking opportunities
• ELT collectors and processors
• Investors in ELT opportunities
• Community recycling groups
• Waste service providers
• Policy makers
• Consumer and business organisations
• Large scale ELT generators / fleet operators
Registration and booking
NZTRACA member: Register + pay before 10.04.15
$395 + GST
Super Saver: Register + pay before 10.04.15
$495 + GST
Early bird: Register + pay before 08.05.15
$595 + GST
Standard: Registration after 08.05.15
$650 + GST
Places are limited to 120 participants so register early to avoid disappointment
Register online at
www.wasteminz.org.nz
or call CJ Dooner on (09) 476 7162
This collaborative industry event is supported by:
TYRE INDUSTRY SUMMIT 2015
Message from summit organisers
It is with a real sense of excitement that we invite you to participate in New Zealand’s
inaugural tyre industry summit, focusing on sustainable outcomes for end-of-life tyres.
This comes hot on the heels of the 2014 Rubber Recycling Symposium held in Montreal, Quebec which for the
first time, after 20+ years of active stewardship for end-of-life tyres had the entire tyre supply chain in one place,
discussing “driving innovation to drive markets”.
President of the Tire and Rubber Association of Canada, Glenn R. Maidment, observed there were some real light bulb
moments that came from the discussion around the changing tyre profile/characteristics and the future investment in
processing to adapt to change.
Our own tyre industry and stakeholders have a remarkable opportunity to learn from Canada and elsewhere to get
it right first time with regards to industry-wide ELT stewardship in New Zealand. Let’s not wait 20 years to start
collaborating for positive change; let’s start right now!
We’ve secured some exceptional experience and knowledge with our keynote speakers, presenters and panel
participants. However for this event to be a success we need your participation. A well informed and represented
industry is the key to progress for end-of-life tyres, so it’s up to all of us to be involved.
This industry summit would not have come to fruition without the support of our sponsors. We thank them for
providing the foundation for what we plan to be an enduring event.
Best wishes
Adele Rose
Paul Evans
Chief Executive, 3R Group
[email protected]
Chief Executive, WasteMINZ
About 3R
About WasteMINZ
At 3R we see waste as an opportunity for both
environmental and economic benefit. We’re
passionate about helping businesses help their
customers responsibly dispose of used products and
packaging.
WasteMINZ is the largest representative body of the
waste and resource recovery sector in New Zealand. It
is membership-based, with over 1,000 members – from
small operators through to councils and large companies.
Combine these with expertise in bringing together
individual businesses, industry and government to find
innovative outcomes for waste, and it’s a recipe for
some seriously good product stewardship solutions.
www.3R.co.nz
[email protected]
We are the authoritative voice on waste and resource
recovery in New Zealand and seek to achieve ongoing
and positive development of our industry through
strengthening relationships, facilitating collaboration,
knowledge sharing and championing the implementation
of best practice standards
www.wasteminz.org.nz
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TYRE INDUSTRY SUMMIT 2015
Summit Agenda - Tuesday 2nd June
Day 1: Setting the scene
8.30-9.00
Registration and refreshments
Welcome and introduction of keynote speakers
Opening address
9.00-10.00
Applying science to waste materials to increase value and build
new markets
Scientia Professor Veena Sahajwalla
Founding Director, SMaRT Centre (Sustainable Materials Research
& Technology), University of NSW
Global Overview:
Glenn Maidment
Michael Blumenthal
10.00-11.00
Legislative and Regulatory
Environment
President,
Tire and Rubber Association of Canada
President, Marshay Inc.
11.00-11.30
Bridgestone morning tea & networking
11.30-12.30
12.30-13.30
NZ Regulatory Environment:
Update on Priority Waste Streams for Product Stewardship Intervention
Progressing ELT Stewardship for NZ
Mike Mendonça
Facilitated panel discussion
followed by Q&A
Director of Operations
Ministry for the Environment
Bridgestone Lunch
Hosts: John Staples, Group General Manager, Bridgestone NZ Ltd, & Andrew Moffatt, Managing Director for Australia and NZ
Hosts: Bill Prebble and Campbell
Gough, Goodyear Dunlop
The Ballroom
Increasing recycling rates through
promotion of economic uses for
recycled rubber
Led by Gerry Morvell,
Tyre Stewardship Australia
Hobson Room
Progressing Crumb Rubber in pavement
applications
Lead by Jeremy Wu,
Scientist, Opus International Consultants
The future for ELT feedstock:
John Staples
Bill Prebble
The tyre profile in 2017 and
insights for infrastructure
investors, global examples
Bridgestone NZ Ltd,
Group General Manager
Goodyear Dunlop Tyres (NZ) Ltd,
Head of Technical Product & Aviation
Goodyear Dunlop Hot Spot
Conversation: (DURING LUNCH)
13.00-13.30
13.30-14.15
Outline of recent abandoned tyre clean up in Hamilton
14.15-15.00
Impact of Tyre Stockpiles
Caroline Gabolinscy & Wendy Bell
Investigators, Waikato Regional Council
15.00-15.30
Bridgestone refreshments
ELT Processing:
Insights of existing ELT processors
& Panel Discussion
15.30-17.00
Closing the Loop: Fonterra ‘Tanker Tyres’
and Pacific Rubber
Nic Bishop
Andrew Christie,
Environmental
Manager, Fonterra
Brands (NZ) Limited
Pacific Rubber
Maturing roles in the
NZ tyre industry –
where to from here
for NZTRACA?
Sourcing investment
and markets for the
NZ tyre industry
Jo Knight
Owner, Tyre
Removals
Facilitator, NZTRACA
Rod Lovegrove
Jim Laughton
Owner, J & J
Laughton Shredding
Services Ltd
17.00-18.30
Motor Trade Association networking drinks and finger food
Hosts: Greig Epps, Industry Relationship Manager & Liezel Jahnke, Environment and Fuel Services Manager
TYRE INDUSTRY SUMMIT 2015
Summit Agenda - Wednesday 3rd June
Day 2: Taking action
8.30-9.00
9.00-10.00
10.00-10.30
Networking tea & coffee
Case Study:
Rethink your relationship with tires
Ontario Tire Stewardship
Followed by Q & A
Andrew Horsman,
Executive Director, Ontario Tire Stewardship
Bridgestone morning tea & networking
End-of-life tyre management:
Glenn Maidment
Michael Blumenthal
What can NZ learn from other
countries at this phase of
stewardship?
Facilitated Q&A with presenters
President,
Tire and Rubber Association of Canada
President,
Marshay Inc.
11.30-12.00
The role of Community Recycling
Network and other observations
Marty Hoffart
12.00-13.00
Bridgestone lunch
10.30-11.30
Goodyear Dunlop Hot Spot
Conversation: (DURING LUNCH)
12.30-13.00
13.00-13.30
13.30 - 14.00
14.00-15.00
Host: Campbell Gough, Country
Manager, Goodyear Dunlop
Chairman, Community Recycling Network
The Ballroom
Hobson Room
Councils managing stockpiles & landfill
controls
EECA and fuel efficient tyres
Led by Marty Hoffart and council
representative
Relationship Manager Light Vehicles
Energy Efficient & Conservation Authority
Building new industries through R&D
Led by Jörn Scherzer
Gerry Morvell
Chair and Director, Tyre Stewardship Australia (TSA)
Rubber Recycling Standards:
Michael Blumenthal
The case for global harmonisation
Panel Discussion / Q&A with infrastructure providers
President, Marshay Inc.
Challenges, opportunities & outlook
Facilitated Q&A session with presenters
Graeme Norton
15.00-15.30
Viewpoint: Summit close
This collaborative industry event is supported by:
Director, 3R Group and attendee at Montreal Rubber Recycling
Symposium 2014