




David is the Sustainability Maven at Eco-Products, PBC, where he ensures that sustainability is woven throughout the business. David previously worked as the East Boulder County Campaigns coordinator at Eco-Cycle and with the Cities of Longmont and Lafayette on education for their newly established residential composting programs. He has been involved in various capacities with Recycle Colorado and is also involved nationally with the US Composting Council, the Biodegradable Products Institute, the Foodservice Packaging Institute, and the Sustainable Packaging Coalition. David has been in the Zero Waste industry since graduating from the University of Colorado in 2012, and received his Master’s degree in Public Policy from the University of Denver in 2017.



Wolf is the Materials Management Unit Leader at the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment. He has over ten years of experience in the field of sustainable materials management with an emphasis on waste diversion data analysis, regulatory guidance, and technical assistance for recycling operations. Wolf served as the Region 8 representative on the Association of State and Territorial Solid Waste Management Officials Sustainable Materials Management taskforce and currently serves on the Colorado Pollution Prevention Advisory Board Assistance Committee. Wolf holds a degree in Geography and Environmental Studies from the University of Hawaii.

Amy Randell
Amy is a marketing coordinator for 5280 Waste Solutions. Previously, she worked for Recycle Colorado, the statewide non-profit organization that works on projects and policy related to infrastructure and end markets for material recovery, reuse, and manufacturing. As an employee of Recycle Colorado for more than 15 years, Amy was present when the legislation establishing the RREO program was signed into law. Her experience with operating Boards and regional programs adds to her recycling industry experience. Amy has a Bachelor's degree in Rangeland Ecology from Colorado State University.

