Chace Anderson - Vice President
Worcester College, Oxford University;
Bachelors in Political Science, U. of Maryland;
Graduate courses in U.S. Political History, University of Virginia

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Mr. Anderson has over 20 years of experience in the solid waste management field. Currently, he is the Receiver Operations Manager for the United States Territory of Guam. The United States Federal District Court appointed GBB as the Receiver of Guam’s Solid Waste Management Division.  Mr. Anderson is in charge of ninety employees, operations at the Ordot Dump, four convenience centers, fleet repair shop, and a five-day-a-week curbside collection service.

Mr. Anderson has served as project manager on the development of the successful proposal for a confidential client to collect, process and market single stream recyclable materials on the west coast. Previously, he was hired by the Metropolitan Government of Nashville and Davidson County to restructure its waste management system and also became the director of its Division of Heavy Equipment Maintenance.  While in that position he was responsible for approximately 160 full time positions and a combined annual budget of $33 plus million.  He developed and implemented a new waste management system that included single stream recycling collection for 120,000 units, implemented automated trash collection 120,000 units, increased brush collection from 12,000 to over 30,000 tons a year from 160,000 units, implemented a national award winning environmental education program, and implemented a 361 day household hazardous waste collection facility over a five year period.

Mr. Anderson brings senior management experience from Nashville as well as a hands-on perspective developed as the Solid Waste Administer for the Rivanna Solid Waste Authority (Charlottesville, Virginia).  Before joining the public sector he owned a recycling collection company which worked out of Virginia in the 1980s and ‘90s.  His experience ranges from start-up implementation to zero based budget development and full cost management.  He has developed and led public education campaigns to, first, win political support for total solid waste system overhauls and, second, develop public acceptance and use of such new operations.  For GBB, he is Project Manager for a Solid Waste Plan for the County of Maui, Hawaii and independent analysis for King County, Washington Council on solid waste export plans and other matters.  

He has been a member of “MSW Management Magazine’s” editorial board and continues to be a frequent contributor.  Mr. Anderson is based on the West Coast, in Oregon.