GBB has become a member of the Solid Waste Environmental Excellence Performance standard non-profit group which aims to promote continuous improvement toward a zero-waste society that is environmentally restorative, economically productive, socially just, and to recognize and reward municipal and in

GBB has joined the CDP Accredited Solutions Providers program, for the Cities, States and Regions Consultancy Partners category, as a leading environmental service provider vetted to help disclosing organizations find high-quality support to accelerate their journey towards environmental leadership.

He has over 30 years of experience, including 10+ years as a consultant; 18+ years with key leadership roles at a governmental solid waste agency; and two years with an industry-leading regional recycling company.

As part of its Environmental, Social, and Governance efforts, the GBB team has continued to undertake meaningful activities to reduce the firm’s environmental footprint by limiting emissions and acquiring carbon offset credits.

GBB is pleased to announce four promotions and the hiring of a new team member (from left to right):Jennifer Porter – Promoted to Senior Vice PresidentEugenia Manwelyan – Promoted to Project ManagerRicky Phillips – Promoted to Senior ConsultantDanielle Moyer – Promoted to Consultant IIYnette E

Paige Davis and Theresa Evans were recently certified as Manager of Recycling Systems and Practitioner in Zero Waste Principles and Practices, respectively by the Solid Waste Association of North America.

GBB added a group of new consultants and staff members to its dynamic and entrepreneurial team of solid waste management professionals (from left to right):Eugenia Manwelyan – Senior ConsultantTheresa Evans – Senior ConsultantDanielle Moyer – Consultant IAllyson Del Rosario – Business Manager

As valuable and key members of GBB’s multi-disciplinary team with diverse backgrounds and experiences, Corinne Rico and Ricky Phillips got well-deserved promotions.

Kent County, MI receives nine responses to Request for Proposals for anchor tenant at Sustainable Business Park.

RFP issued internationally to help identify an anchor tenant at its Sustainable Business Park in West Michigan and to help the region meet its landfill diversion goals.

As part of GBB’s commitment to environmental sustainability, responsible solid waste management and ongoing professional development for team members, Jennifer Porter (GBB Vice President) and Corinne Rico (GBB Project Manager) have been certified, respectively, as Practitioner in Zero Waste Principl

On October 23, 2019, the Solid Waste Association of North America (SWANA) issued a press release announcing that Harvey Gershman, GBB Founder Owner Associate and Co-Founder, had been presented with the 2019 Lawrence Lecture Award. See the SWANA press releaseHarvey Gershman with David Biderman, SWA

An important part of GBB’s corporate culture is to offer opportunities to the next generation of individuals with a passion for sustainable development & the environment.

GBB’s 11-year federal receivership over Guam’s solid waste and disposal services has partially ended per a court order issued by the U.S. District Court of Guam. Having achieved a complete 180-degree turnaround of the island’s solid waste system, GBB will continue its technical work to complete the

Following a strategic review of the City of Taunton, MA’s solid waste management services, contracts, and service providers, GBB is now assisting the City by advising on procurement and negotiations of services.

GBB is proud to congratulate Harvey Gershman and Steve Simmons on their new roles at the company, effective January 1, 2019.

A recognized industry leader, she has over 37 years of experience in sustainable waste management, renewable energy, recycling and organic waste.

With marketing, proposal, and project coordination experience in industries that include recycling, waste management, and energy efficiency, she will be a key member of GBB’s marketing team.

Kent County, MI has issued a RFI for potential future tenants and complementary technologies for the Sustainable Business Park planned on 200 acres to identify companies that want to be part of the Park.

The Council unanimously approved, after a public hearing at its September 12 meeting, the long-term plan developed with the assistance of the GBB Project Team.