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We make opportunities for, and take pride in, the broad diversification of our workforce and in our employees' on-going commitment to doing their jobs well.  Our company is undertaking a new phase of dynamic growth and playing a greater role in the communities and sectors we serve. Our employees share our ultimate goal which is to ensure that at the end of the day, our municipal and commercial customers, and our buyers, know they can trust Emterra’s people to deliver.

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Paulina Leung
Chief Sustainability Officer

Paulina is responsible for driving Emterra’s growth. She knows the intricacies of municipal and commercial contracts because she oversees the development of contract bids and major contract implementations across the country. She also manages all external communications and marketing, government relations, corporate services, and corporate strategy. Paulina was also elected to the Recycling Council of Ontario’s Board of Directors.

Graham Wathen
VP of Operations, Ontario

Graham is responsible for the overall management and development of municipal material collection operations. He oversees the development of new business and implementation of major contracts, with a focus on initiatives that align best practices, policies and procedures and culture.

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Doris Wong
VP of Materials Marketing

Doris develops and maintains long-term, reliable markets throughout North America and the Pacific Rim. She ensures all recycle commodities are marketed at the highest value and end use, and best price.  Her experience as the operations manager of our North Vancouver material recovery facility has given her a strong understanding of both municipal and commercial customers’ -as well as buyers’ - requirements when it comes to resource recovery.

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John Cassell
General Manager, Emterra Tire Recycling

John leads the overall operations and management of Emterra Tire Recycling. This includes the development of business strategies in response to important changes in waste tire recycling regulations and stewardship in the province.