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Amy is the Chief Administrative Officer of Circular Colorado. 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.

Alyssia Richardson
As a lifelong advocate for environmental protection, Alyssia Richardson has championed many initiatives that encourage pollution prevention, lifestyle regeneration, and regenerative agriculture. In 2019 she officially opened a composting and sustainability center, Princess Gardens Composting Center. Through her business, her mission is to educate the community on how to live a life that is harmonious with nature and as waste-less as possible. She is honored to sit on the Pollution Prevention Advisory Board Assistance Committee and to contribute to its efforts for years to come.


