Advisory Board
Amanda Tischer Buros, Vice President of OEM Solutions, Dynamic Lifecycle Innovations
Amanda Buros serves as vice president of OEM solutions at Dynamic Lifecycle Innovations, where she leads strategy, sales and compliance initiatives within the recycling division. With deep expertise in extended producer responsibility (EPR) legislation and electronics recovery, Amanda directs cross-functional teams to deliver scalable solutions through strategic OEM partnerships, reverse logistics innovation and regulatory alignment.
With more than a decade of experience in materials lifecycle management, she focuses on integrating sustainability, operational excellence and competitive market positioning. Amanda actively monitors macroeconomic trends and policy developments, providing industry insights that shape long-term strategy and customer-centric solutions.
A respected voice in the circular economy, she brings a unique blend of business strategy and environmental stewardship to her work. Amanda holds an MBA from Viterbo University and a bachelor’s degree in political science from the University of Wisconsin–La Crosse.
Joseph Clayton, VP of Business Development, ARCOA Group
Joseph Clayton is an industry veteran with more than 25 years of experience in e-scrap recycling and ITAD sales. He worked with the EPA to develop e-scrap recycling standards and fostered their adoption in business and government workplaces. He was on the ground floor of creating the e-scrap division of ISRI, now ReMA, and wrote the specifications that are still in use today for trading commodities. He also worked with CTA to award recycling grants in the e-scrap field over the years. He is currently working on a project to recover rare earth minerals through a DARPA project.
From collections to sorting to hand disassembly and advanced shredding and size reduction, Joseph has been involved with it all. He worked to bring advanced postshredder technology to the industry and was among the first to install a fully automated system to sort postshredder e-scrap outputs.
David Daoud, Principal Analyst/President, Compliance Standards LLC
David Daoud is a veteran analyst and strategic adviser with nearly 30 years of experience in technology, sustainability and enterprise governance. As founder and president of Compliance Standards LLC, he leads research and advisory services focused on circular IT strategies, ITAD, ISMS, ESG compliance, risk management and sustainable infrastructure.
He pioneered the systematic study of IT hardware disposition as early as 2003, launching the GRADE Certification program at IDC, and remains a recognized industry expert. David advises global clients on market analysis, regulatory compliance, sustainability and AI’s impact on IT lifecycle management. His work appears in E-Scrap News and Resource Recycling, and he is authoring Sustainable IT in the Age of AI, set to publish in 2026.
He previously served as a research analyst at IDG, data analyst at Harvard University and adjunct faculty in Massachusetts. David holds degrees in economics and a Wharton ESG certification.
Jennie Gift, Vice President of Member Services, i-SIGMA
Jennie Gift, CSDS, CRA, is vice president of member services for i-SIGMA®, with more than 25 years of experience in information governance, secure data destruction and cybersecurity. She began her career in information governance and secure data destruction and later expanded into cybersecurity, giving her a unique perspective on risk, compliance and data protection.
Jennie is recognized for her relationship-driven leadership, blending strategic insight with personal connection to strengthen member value, build trust and elevate industry standards worldwide.
Lila Gloyd, Senior Vice President Sales and Marketing, Greenchip E-Waste & ITAD Solutions
Lila Gloyd is a commercial brand and revenue leader with more than 20 years of experience driving long-term value through trusted relationships, disciplined execution and thoughtful strategy. A California native and conservationist at heart, she brings a people-first approach to building brands rooted in authenticity, accountability and performance.
After entering the electronics recycling industry, Lila developed deep expertise in its regulatory and operational landscape through hands-on experience and close collaboration with operators and partners. She has since become certified to audit, a perspective that informs how she leads sales and marketing to align growth strategies with operational reality, compliance and long-term trust.
At Greenchip, Lila has been instrumental in the company’s growth and brand evolution, advancing partnerships, culture and long-term vision. She also serves as chair of the Greenchip Legacy Foundation, guiding the company’s community and impact efforts with intention and care.
Cassie Gruber, Founder, Circular Bound
Cassie Gruber is a global thought leader in the circular economy and emotional intelligence, known for advancing sustainable systems, reverse logistics and human-centered leadership. With more than two decades of cross-industry experience, she brings empathy, authenticity and collaboration to circular design, lifecycle innovation and responsible supply chains. Cassie serves on the board of directors at iNEMI and contributes to key industry committees with RBA, GEA (IPC), CEP, SERI and the EMF. Since 2013, she has served on SGS’s North America advisory board and the R2 TAC, 2015–2021. A dedicated mentor and advocate, Cassie empowers individuals and organizations to lead with purpose and integrity. She was honored with the 2025 Jim Lynch Hall of Fame Award for her transformative impact on the electronics sustainability industry, her servant leadership and her commitment to developing others and the next generation of leaders. Cassie is also a co-author of The World’s Thought Leaders, an Amazon best-seller highlighting global voices of resilience, agility and purpose-driven leadership.
Jason Linnell, Executive Director, National Center for Electronics Recycling (NCER)
Jason Linnell is executive director of the National Center for Electronics Recycling (NCER), where he leads activities such as research on electronics recycling data and policy and management of the Electronics Recycling Coordination Clearinghouse (ERCC). Under Jason’s direction, NCER manages and oversees the statewide networks of collectors and recyclers for the Oregon State Contractor Program and Vermont State Standard Plan and administers the Illinois and South Carolina manufacturer clearinghouses.
Prior to forming NCER in 2005, Jason worked in the environmental affairs department for the Electronic Industries Alliance, where he led industry negotiations on electronics recycling policy efforts and helped develop the industry’s first comprehensive consumer education initiative on electronics recycling options. Jason holds bachelor’s degrees from The Ohio State University and a master’s degree from Georgetown University.
Steven Napoli, President & CEO, TERRA (The Electronics Reuse & Recycling Alliance)
As founder and CEO of TERRA (The Electronics Reuse & Recycling Alliance), Steven Napoli leads the largest certified e-waste and IT asset solutions provider network in the world, with 120-plus facilities in 12 countries.
With a focus on sustainability, transparency and innovation, he has driven partnerships with global brands such as FedEx, Stanley Tools and Walmart to promote environmental responsibility and economic inclusion.
Under his leadership, the organization has built a reputation as a champion for the responsible reuse and recycling of electronics by adhering to rigorous standards such as e-Stewards and R2 certification.
Steven’s efforts have helped raise awareness about the importance of sustainable e-scrap management, a critical issue as electronics increasingly dominate global waste streams. He has been instrumental in developing initiatives that promote environmental sustainability as well as foster inclusive economic opportunities. He has positioned TERRA — and himself — as established thought leaders in the electronics reuse and recycling industry.
Daniel Puckett, Director of Business Development, e-Stewards
Daniel Puckett is director of business development at e-Stewards, where he leads initiatives to expand the program’s global reach and strengthen partnerships across the IT asset disposition and electronics recycling industries. Born into the field, Daniel began attending the E-Scrap Conference at a young age alongside his father, Jim Puckett, founder of the Basel Action Network and e-Stewards.
With a lifelong connection to the industry, Daniel brings a passion for solving big problems at the intersection of sustainability, technology and business.
Adam Shine, President, Sunnking Sustainable Solutions
Adam Shine has been a prominent figure in the recycling industry since 2008, leading Manitoba Corporation, a nonferrous metal recycling facility, as its president and representing the fourth generation of leadership. In addition to his role at Manitoba, Adam is also president of Sunnking Sustainable Solutions, where he focuses on IT asset disposition (ITAD) and electronics recycling. His expertise lies in harnessing technology solutions and effective leadership.
Beyond his professional responsibilities, Adam has held significant roles in the Recycled Materials Association (ReMA), serving as the previous chair of the Electronics Division and co-chair of both the Membership Committee and the Education and Training Committee. Additionally, he is an active member of the governance board and the Strategic Advisory Committee for the REMADE Institute.
In his free time, Adam enjoys coaching hockey and baseball, traveling and spending quality time with his wife and three children.
Matthew Young, President, Electronics Value Recovery, Inc.
Matthew Young is a recycling, reuse and sustainability entrepreneur who has spent his entire professional career in e-recycling and refurbishing. Matthew graduated from the University of Maryland in 2010 after having already spent two years working at an electronics recycling company. He then worked at electronics recyclers and refurbishers of different sizes before starting his own e-scrap and refurbishing business in 2016. Matthew has also spent five years processing mattresses as a mattress recycler. Finally, Matthew has served in a variety of roles in ReMA’s electronics division and actively worked developing ReMA specifications for electronics reuse for several years.
Matt Zieminski, VP of Partnerships, iFixit
Matt Zieminski is a leading figure in the repair industry, currently serving as vice president of partnerships and manufacturer solutions at iFixit. Renowned for its open-source repair manuals and product teardowns, iFixit has become a global force in empowering people to fix their own devices. His work at iFixit has helped develop innovative repair solutions that cater to repair businesses, manufacturers and consumers worldwide.
Matt has testified before the U.S. Copyright Office and in various state legislatures regarding the right to repair. He is a respected voice on topics such as design for repair and service documentation, emphasizing the economic opportunities inherent in the repair and reuse industry. His writing has been featured in Vice, The Washington Post, Business Insider and CNBC.
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