1. Circular Economy and the role of Manufacturing
Lawrence Black, Principal & Senior Consultant, Black Ink Results
Ken Alston, CEO & President of Consulting & Education, MBDC
Kristin Hébert, CSM, LEED AP, Manager Sustainability Services, Waste Management

2. In memory of Professor David Dornfeld, Will C
In memory of Professor David Dornfeld, Will C. Hall Family Chair in Engineering in Mechanical Engineering at the University of California Berkeley. Leader of the Laboratory for Manufacturing and Sustainability.

3. “Don’t tell me It’s impossible, tell me you can’t do it.”
—Dean Kamen
Inventor of the Segway

4. to overwhelm the planet.
We stand at a critical moment in Earth’s history, a time when the mass of products and packaging being manufactured and discarded is about
to overwhelm the planet.

5. Why is circular economy Important?
• Innovation • Reduce pressure on natural resources • Decrease waste to landfill • Increase reuse and recycle

6. Convenience is killing us
Convenience is killing us. Dominant patterns of production and consumption are causing environmental devastation, resource depletion and mass extinction of species.

7. cradle to cradle® to Circular Economy

8. A circular economy is one that is restorative by design, and which aims to keep products, components and materials at their highest utility and value at all times, distinguishing between technical and biological cycles.

9. Fundamental Challenges
• Sense of urgency • Market for recyclable material • Demand – use of recycled material • Supply chain cooperation • Collection – incentives for material recovery

10. Materials Marketplace
Match waste from manufacturing processes with raw material needs for another manufacturer
Front Range Synergy Network

11. A week in the Republic of Georgia
Collection Dynamics
A week in the Republic of Georgia

12. Circular Economy Exercise
What are the biggest challenges facing your organization for implementing circular economy principles?

13. “Design is the first signal of human intention.”
—William A. McDonough

14. • Reuse • Remanufacturing • Disassembly • Recycling
Design Choices
• Reuse • Remanufacturing • Disassembly • Recycling

15. Mba polymers
Right click on the hyperlink, then select “Open Hyperlink”. On website select the first video The Big SHIFT >> watch video (3 min 47 seconds)

16. Designers do not understand the concept of “designing up from the dumpsters.”
-- William McDonough

17. Challenges and Opportunities to eliminate the concept of waste

18. What can your company do?