This year's WasteExpo Conference Program covers the latest trends, topics and
technologies in the solid waste industry. Collection and Disposal, Recycling,
Professional Development, Technology, Community Relations, Financial Planning,
Safety, Labor and Employment, and Laws and Regulations are some of the topics to
be covered.
WasteExpo is North America’s largest solid waste and recycling tradeshow serving
both the private and public sectors.Whether you come from the public sector, a
small, medium or large private sector waste management company or a manufacturer
or supplier, you’ll benefit from attending WasteExpo. Be sure to join us as
WasteExpo 2008 celebrates 40 years serving the industry through our exhibit
hall, conference sessions and special events.
Keep ahead of the curve and plan for the future by staying aware of the latest
trends, technologies and issues the industry is facing. Presentations by
industry experts focus on the current trends, issues and opportunities facing
both the private and public sectors. The WasteExpo conference program includes
38 sessions on topics such as collection & disposal, recycling, professional
development, technology, community relations, financial planning, safety, labor
& employment, and laws & regulations.
The Medical Waste Conference, co-located with WasteExpo in Chicago and organized
by the Medical Waste Institute, remains the preeminent conference for networking
and discussing current medical waste management issues.
WasteExpo believes in the doctrine of providing what each participant looks for
in a tradeshow. Through the exhibits and conference sessions, you will enjoy
entertaining special events and networking opportunities. Events such as the
Welcome Reception - 40th Anniversary Celebration, Inspirational Breakfast, Boxed
Lunch Discussions, and Equipment Auction are your chance to make new business
contacts, discuss industry trends, share ideas and problem solve while having
fun.
WasteExpo would not be possible without the support of our sponsors, the
Environmental Industry Associations (EIA/NSWMA/WASTEC) and Waste Age Magazine.
In addition, we express our gratitude to the 37 industry publications and
supporting organizations that contribute to the 2008 event.
Schedule for Monday - May 5, 2008 at McCormick Place
Recycling Track
Bringing Glass, Steel, and Aluminum to the Best Markets @ 9:00 a.m. to 10:15
a.m.
Profitable commodity markets continue to drive good recycling programs.
Presenters will discuss new markets and market trends for glass and metal
recyclables.
Speakers: Curt Busey, Strategic Materials; Dave Keeling, Steel Recycling
Institute; and Brenda Pulley, Novelis
Moderator: Mike Mitchell, Illinois Recycling Association
Trends in Plastics Recycling @ 10:30 a.m. to 11:45 a.m.
Our panel will provide an update on plastics collection, processing, and
recycling markets along with a forecast on the future of demand.
Speaker: Dave Heglas, Trex Company, Inc.; Karl Hatopp, Clean Tech, Inc.; Steve
Alexander, Association of Postconsumer Plastic Recyclers
Moderator: John Pausma, Homewood Disposal Service, Inc.
Food Waste: New Frontier in Collection and Composting @ 1:45 p.m. to
3:00 p.m.
Management of food waste is touted as the next big thing in recycling especially
as cities try to divert more materials from disposal. In this session, you will
learn about pioneer food waste collection and composting programs.
Speakers: Geoff Rathbone, City of Toronto; Marcia Rutan, Seattle Public
Utilities; and Kevin Kruis, Allied Waste Industries, Inc.
Moderator: Steve Changaris, National Solid Wastes Management Association
E-Waste Developments @ 3:15 p.m. to 4:30 p.m.
Managing discarded electronic products – computers, monitors, cell phones, and
televisions -- continues to be the subject of debate at the local, state and
federal levels. Experts will update you on the latest information on
legislation, processing and recycling.
Speakers: Jason Linnell, National Center for Electronics Recycling; Neil Michaud
Peters, Cascade Asset Management; and Doug Smith, Sony Electronics, Inc.
Moderator: Mike Huff, National Solid Wastes Management Association
Professional Development
Developing the Complete Manager @ 9:00 a.m. to 10:15 a.m.
Human capital is replacing physical capital as a primary source of competitive
advantage in the changing solid waste industry. With the shortage of capable and
knowledgeable managers, businesses must develop managers internally. Learn how
to develop a comprehensive manager development program.
Speaker: James Schmieder, Veolia Environmental Services, Inc.
Moderator: Jane Dolezal, Homewood Disposal Service, Inc.
Are You Overworked and Stressed? @ 10:30 a.m. to 11:45 a.m.
In this session, attendees will explore the habits of highly effective employees
in terms of time management, organizational skills, team building, social
orientation, creative problem solving, and holding effective meetings.
Moderator: Aaron Gilman, SCS Engineers
You Stink as a Leader @ 1:45 p.m. to 3:00 p.m.
Maybe you don’t stink, but the title caught your eye. You want to know what
skills you have that others don’t. Maybe you’re an inexperienced leader who
wants to learn more. Maybe your boss stinks and you want to sneak some ideas
onto his or her desk. Maybe you stink and want to know what to do about it. This
session is all about results. Stinking is not good career advancement!
Speaker: Ken Baylor, Republic Services, Inc.
Moderator: Mike Dobson, Virginia Waste Industries Association
Communicating with an Increasingly Latino Workforce @ 3:15 p.m. to 4:30
p.m.
As more Latinos enter the workforce, managers and supervisors must learn how to
communicate with these workers and understand basic cultural differences. Key
phrases and communication skills specific to the waste industry are presented in
this session.
Speakers: Heinz Koebke, Waste Mangement, Inc.; and Gerald Peters, Rumpke
Consolidated Cos.
Moderator: Ron McCracken, RJM Waste Equipment Company
Technology Track
Top Trends in Tracking and Communications @ 9:00 a.m. to 10:15 a.m.
Sustainable technologies can improve customer relations and profits, but only if
purchased and implemented correctly for your operations. In this session, you
will hear about new technologies in GPS tracking, wireless and satellite
communications, and on-board tracking systems.
Speaker: Robert DeKoning, American Electronics Association
Moderator: Craig Wallwork, Waste Equipment Technology Association
The New Landfill Gas to Energy Economics @ 10:30 a.m. to 11:45 a.m.
At WasteExpo 2007, attendees learned about alternative and renewable energy from
waste-based sources. This session is a follow-up to that session providing
information on the business of gas to energy, including energy pricing,
greenhouse gas emissions trading, renewable energy credits, and more.
Speaker: David Wentworth, Renewable Solutions Group; Mike Bedley, Apex Power
Services, Corp.; and Paul Hesson, Fortistar Methane Group
Moderator: Bill Held, Republic Services, Inc.
Innovative Structural Repair and Renovation Techniques @ 1:45 p.m. to
3:00 p.m.
When a solid waste facility requires renovation and repair, the facility manager
must consider downtime, cost, lost revenue, and how these renovations could
impact future operations. A panel of experts will discuss repair and renovation
techniques that will save time and money and increase operational efficiencies.
Speakers: Jim Miller, J.R. Miller; and Bob Swan, Euclid Chemical
Moderator: Jim Andrews, Delta Pacific - Structural Preservation Systems
Truck Fires: Causes and Solutions @ 3:15 p.m. to 4:30 p.m.
The newspapers are filled with stories about refuse trucks catching fire from
sources other than “hot loads.” New federal rules require that fires be reported
under the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Regulations if the driver is injured or
the vehicle must be towed. Listen to a panel discussion of operators and vehicle
manufacturers discuss the causes of fires and solutions to prevent them.
Speakers: Jane Dolezal, Homewood Disposal Service; Ralph Ford, Waste Industries;
Jerry Sjogren, E.L. Harvey & Sons, Inc.; Larry Stone, Rumpke Consolidated Cos.;
Brian Wilson, Deffenbaugh Industries, Inc.; Debbie Mehay, American Claims
Service; and Troy Hintze, Republic Services, Inc.
Moderator: Steven Averett, Waste Age Magazine
Community Relations Track
Building Your Company’s Image in Unique Ways @ 9:00 a.m. to 10:15 a.m.
In this session, panelists will describe the unique solutions they have
developed and implemented to change public opinion.
Speakers: Don Gentilcore, IESI Corp.; Robbie Donno, Gifted Life International;
and Pat Caruso, Associated Refuse Haulers
Moderator: Amanda Pratt, Rumpke Consolidated Companies
Zero Waste: Inaccuracies and Realities @ 10:30 a.m. to 11:45 a.m.
“Zero waste business principles” are being pushed as a means of greater
sustainability with significant landfill and incinerator diversion rates. In
this session learn about these programs, whether they are working, their impact
on the waste collection and disposal industry, and how to respond to questions
about zero waste.
Speakers: Patty Garbarino, Marin Resource Recovery; Stephanie Barger, Earth
Resource Foundation; and Alex Dmitriew, City and County of San Francisco
Moderator: Steven Ursery, Waste Age Magazine
Effectively Dealing with Community Opposition @ 1:45 p.m. to 4:30 p.m.
In this highly interactive session, a panel will be asked questions on
identifying zealous opponents and community agendas, controlling misinformation,
and organizing supporters from the grassroots. They will share frustrations and
memorable moments in addressing community opposition.
Speakers: Will Flower, Republic Services, Inc.; Phil Carter, Waste Industries
USA, Inc.; Patrick Fox, The Saint Consulting Group; Dolph Winders, Balch &
Bingham LLP; Chris Hardin, Brown & Caldwell; and Ken Bleyer, That's A Winner
Moderator: Peter Bellomo, The Saint Consulting Group
Workshop
Landfill Operations for Managers @ 9:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
This all-day workshop for landfill managers focuses on the skills needed to
improve efficiencies, reduce costs and increase profits. Attendees will learn to
match resources to incoming tonnage, increase equipment productivity, establish
benchmarks, and prepare operating plans. A boxed lunch is included in this
workshop.
Speaker: Leonard "Butch" Joyce, Jr., Joyce Engineering, Inc.
Boxed Lunch
Make Some Noise @ 12:00 p.m. to 1:30 p.m.
The EIA Women’s Council hosts “Make Some Noise” with Ken Schmidt, former
Harley-Davidson executive and communications expert. Schmidt will share his
insights on non-traditional communications and customer relations, which played
an active role in one of the most celebrated turnarounds in corporate history.
Speaker: Ken Scmidt, Ken Schmidt Company
Moderator: Melissa Gauger, International Truck and Engine Corp.
Schedule for Tuesday - May 6, 2008 at McCormick
Place
Recycling Track
Recycling Roundtable: A Panel Discussion @ 10:15 a.m. to 11:45 a.m.
Employment issues, markets, equipment and vehicle decisions, collection,
community and government relations, and competition are essential considerations
for successful recycling that will be discussed by our panel.
Speakers: Chris Himes, Recycling Works, Inc.; Pat DeRueda, Recycle America; Tom
DeVivo, 1590 West Main Street, LLC; and Mary O'Brien, Advanced Disposal
Services, Inc.
Moderator: Chaz Miller, National Solid Wastes Management Association
Bottle Bills: Pro or Con @ 1:45 p.m. to 3:00 p.m.
Eleven states have adopted container deposit legislation. This session will be a
debate on beverage container deposits and whether they help or hurt curbside
recycling programs.
Speakers: Betty McLaughlin, Container Recycling Institute; and Judith Thorman,
American Beverage Association
Moderator: Jerry Powell, Resource Recycling, Inc.
Paper Recycling Trends @ 3:15 p.m. to 4:30 p.m.
Today, paper remains the single most important product for recycling programs in
terms of both tonnage and revenue. Learn where paper markets may be headed in
the next few years.
Speakers: George Brabec, Weyerhaeuser; and Bill Moore, Moore Associates
Moderator: Peggy Macenas, National Solid Wastes Management Association
Financial Planning Track
The Growing Role of Private Equity Investment @10:15 a.m. to 11:45 a.m.
The relative predictability and stability of the solid waste industry has fueled
intensive interest among private equity investors over the last few years. A
panel of experts will predict how long the trend will last and offer practical
advice on how to best position your company to take advantage of growth through
equity financing.
Speakers: Mike Castellarin, Clairvest Group; Joseph Ursuy, Comerica Bank; Robert
Rasmussen, Wastequip, Inc.; and Ed Johnson, DLJ Merchant Banking Partners
Moderator: Craig Farlie, Farlie Truck & Co.
Understanding Insurance @ 1:45 p.m. to 3:00 p.m.
Purchasing and re-evaluating liability insurance can be one of the most
difficult decisions a waste company makes. In this session, insurance experts
will discuss available options and how to keep costs low and benefits high.
Speakers: Harvey Zook, Americana Program Underwriters; and Mike Knill, Americana
Program Underwriters
Moderator: Christian Liu, Martens Johnson Insurance Agency, Inc.
Business Valuation and Exit Planning @ 3:15 p.m. to 4:30 p.m.
How do you increase business value in a competitive economy? How do you
facilitate a business exit plan? What steps should you take before selling your
company? What is the best way to develop and implement a succession plan? These
and other questions will be answered in this practical session for business
owners.
Speaker: Allen Oppenheimer, A.M. Oppenheimer, Inc.
Moderator: Eddie Dick, Eddie Dick and Associates
Safety Track
Planning and Delivering a Safer Environment for Your Fleet @ 10:15 a.m.
to 11:45 a.m.
Innovative new safety technologies are improving the way waste companies train
their drivers by enabling them to predict and prevent risky driving behaviors
likely to result in collisions. These technologies, including immediate feedback
systems, are helping to save lives, reduce claims and vehicle damage costs.
Attendees will hear about the latest trends in driver safety by leading safety
and fleet experts.
Speakers: Robert Bartels, DriveCam; and Mark Regan, Preco Electronics
Moderator: Ralph Ford, Waste Industries
Simulator Training: An Innovative Way to Train Your Drivers @ 1:45 p.m.
to 3:00 p.m.
Many haulers are using simulator training as a component of their driver
training program. Combined with traditional training, simulator training
provides valuable experience and consistency in a risk free environment and
improves driver judgment and retention. Hear how large and small haulers are
using simulator training to reduce accidents and injuries.
Speaker: James Naatz, MPRI, an L-3 Company
Moderator: David Biderman, National Solid Wastes Management Association
Best Management Practices: Are You Operating Safely? @ 3:15 p.m. to 4:30
p.m.
Compactors, balers, material recovery facilities, refuse vehicles, and transfer
stations, etc., all have one thing in common – best management practices to
ensure safety. In this seminar, panelists will talk about these practices,
explain why following them is extremely important, and how to implement them
successfully.
Speakers: Susan Eppes, EST Solutions, Inc.; and Jose Flores, Waste Management,
Inc.
Moderator: Gary Satterfield, Waste Equipment Technology Association
Collection and Disposal Track
A Look at New Automated Collection Equipment @ 10:15 a.m. to 11:45 a.m.
Recent developments in technology have introduced new types of equipment to
address residential and bulk collection and materials handling. These
technologies can generate cost savings, improved safety and working conditions,
and increase service levels for end users. They also actively promote
sustainable development and benefits for the environment. In this session,
attendees will learn about the latest in automated collection systems.
Speakers: Eric Handler, Petersen Industries; Blair Petersen, Petersen
Industries; and Madeline Szots, Labrie Environmental Group
Moderator: Anthony Ciofalo, Autorcar, LLC
Railroad Transfer Stations: Unregulated or Regulated? @ 1:45 p.m. to
3:00 p.m.
Federal law allows waste transfer stations to operate at railroad facilities
without requiring a state or local permit unlike other waste disposal
operations. Hear National Solid Wastes Management Association staff and local
haulers talk about their attempts to close the loophole.
Speaker: Mike Camara, ABC Disposal Service, Inc.
Moderator: Steve Changaris, National Solid Wastes Management Association
Converting to Alternative Fuels @ 3:15 p.m. to 4:30 p.m.
With the on-going debate over climate change, state and federal pressure is
being placed on industries with fleets to find fuel alternatives with less
impact on the environment. In this session, experts will discuss how to consider
alternative fuel options for collection vehicles regardless of fleet size.
Speakers: Ray Burke, Clean Energy; and Joanna Underwood, Energy Vision
Moderator: Denise Ford, BP Lubricants USA
Workshop
Route Auditing and Positive Profits @ 10:15 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
Significant amounts of money can be lost from poorly designed routes. Attendees
will learn how to substantially reduce operating costs through increased
efficiencies and specific cost recognition. Through an easy to follow system for
performing route audits, you will take home a real working solution.
Speakers: Tim Clark, Tim Clark Business Consulting, Inc.; and Michele Nestor,
Nestor Resources
Boxed Lunch
Slow Down to Get Around: Avoiding Struck-By Accidents @ 12:00 p.m. to
1:30 p.m.
This session will provide useful tips on how to reduce the likelihood that your
drivers and helpers will be struck by motorists. Learn how to change your
routing and training to protect your employees. As a highlight of the session,
attendees will hear about the National Solid Wastes Management Association’s
radio advertising campaign urging motorists to Slow Down to Get Around.
Speakers: Larry Stone, Rumpke Consolidated Companies; and David Biderman,
National Solid Wastes Management Association
Moderator: Jerry Sjogren, E.L. Harvey & Sons, Inc.
Schedule for Wednesday - May 7, 2008 at McCormick
Place
Labor and Employment Track
Preventing and Dealing with Labor Strikes @ 9:00 a.m. to 10:15 a.m.
Union demands are increasing and solid waste companies often take hard
bargaining positions in contract negotiations. Learn from labor experts about
negotiating with unions and how companies should prepare for strikes by
employees.
Speakers: Mark Schwartz, Waste Management, Inc.; and Thomas Toscano, Mr. T
Carting Corp.
Moderator: Mike Lambert, Republic Services, Inc.
Immigration, Wage and Hour Law Changes @ 10:30 a.m. to 11:45 a.m.
In light of increasing workplace challenges and labor-related litigation, we
guarantee that your company is doing something wrong. This lecture will target
the ways to effectively create and maintain employment files that will allow you
to justify your employment decisions. Learn savy ways of dealing with
conflicting employee verification documents and practical tips for handling
other immigration, wage and hour problems.
Speaker: Steven Horowitz, Roth Horowitz, LLC
Moderator: Thomas Toscano, Mr. T Carting Corp.
Laws and Regulations Track
Flow Control: Bad Policy? - Two Points of View @ 9:00 a.m. to 10:15 a.m.
In the year since the U.S. Supreme Court upheld flow control, several local
governments have passed flow control laws and others are considering it. The
scope and impact of the court’s decision remain unclear. In this session,
presenters will discuss where flow control is an issue and alternatives
available for haulers and local governments.
Speakers: Barry Shanoff, Solid Waste Association of North America; and David
Biderman, National Solid Wastes Management Association
Moderator: Don Williamson, West Central Sanitation
Nanotechnology and Other Emerging Issues @ 10:30 a.m. to 11:45 a.m.
A number of issues are evolving at the state and federal level that may have a
significant impact on waste management. Listen to a panel discuss how potential
laws and regulations on collection and disposal of materials containing
nanoparticles, prescription drugs, aluminum dross, and radioactive materials
could affect your operations.
Speakers: Jeff Shanks, Waste Management, Inc..; Clarke Lundell, Republic
Services, Inc.; and Alan Kennedy, U.S. Army Engineer Research and Development
Center Environmental Laboratory
Moderator: Bob Dick, SCS Engineers
Collection and Disposal Track
Effective Vehicle Replacement Strategies @ 9:00 a.m. to 11:45 a.m.
In this interactive seminar, fleet managers will brainstorm to develop efficient
solutions to today’s fleet challenges. Attendees will learn how to increase
fleet management effectiveness through vehicle utilization and replacement
cycles, life-cycle costing, specification writing, effective benchmarking, and
cost control alternatives.
Speaker: John Dolce, Fleet Management Consultant
Professional Development Track
Roadside Inspections @ 9:00 a.m. to 10:15 a.m.
Using an actual garbage truck on the show floor, an enforcement officer will
conduct a roadside inspection showing the violations officers typically look for
and the penalties that can be assessed for these violations. Please be on time,
we will be leaving for the show floor promptly at 9:00 a.m.
Speaker: Trooper Mark Dudek and Master Sargent Robert Dahlberg, State of
Illinois
Moderator: Mike Huff, National Solid Wastes Management Association
Speak Like a Leader @ 10:30 a.m. to 11:45 a.m.
Sponsored by the EIA Future Industry Leaders Alliance, Rob Sherman,
Esq., a leading instructor on public speaking, will teach attendees in a
relaxed, fun atmosphere for learning the basic “tricks of the trade” on how to
speak with authority and power.
Speaker: Rob Sherman, Sherman Leadership Group
Moderator: B.J. Harvey, E.L. Harvey & Sons, Inc.
Special Ticketed Session
Breakfast Forum: Evolution of the Garbage Truck @ 9:00 a.m. to 11:45 a.m.
Following breakfast, attendees will enjoy a presentation on the history
of the garbage truck from the industry’s beginnings to today’s front and rear
loaders. This session is a must for anyone interested in the classics.
Speakers: Phil Daetwyler, EZ-Pack; and Rod Langhoff, Labrie Environmental Group
Moderator: Fred Leach, Waste Industry Consultant
Boxed Lunch
Talking Trash – You Are the Most Important Asset @ 12:00 p.m. to 1:30 p.m.
The newest collection vehicles, most modern recycling facilities and
sophisticated routing and management software are nothing without leadership,
pride and passion in your job, and a sense of purpose and direction. Ken Baylor,
one of the industry’s most dynamic speakers, will inspire and motivate you to
focus on the value of safety initiatives, employee retention strategies,
leadership development, compliance, change management, team building, and
conflict resolution. This session is for everyone!
Speaker: Ken Baylor, Republic Services, Inc.
Moderator: Nancy Bretas, Republic Services, Inc.
WasteExpo Special Events - May 5, 2008
EIA's Golf Invitational
Organize a foursome or make new friends at the Turnberry Counrty Club
Course! Spectacular views, mature trees and a challenging course will make this
tournament one to remember. Fee includes transportation, breakfast, cart and
greens fees, driving range privileges, beverage cart and awards luncheon.
Time: 8:30 a.m
Location: Turnberry Country Club
Cost: $195 - individual.
$170 per person for foursomes.
Sponsored by Perkins Manufacturing Company.
WasteExpo Welcome Reception - 40th Anniversary Celebration
Location: Grand Ballroom, Palmer House Hilton
Time: 6:30 pm – 9:30 pm
Cost: $60 (One ticket is included with the Full Event Option)
Join us as we celebrate 40 years of serving the solid waste and recyling
industry - Chicago Style.
WasteExpo Special Events - May 6, 2008
EIA’s Inspirational & Awards Breakfast featuring Eric Greitens @ 7:45 am -
10:00 am
Join the EIA and the waste industry for breakfast featuring inspirational
guest speaker Eric Greitens. During breakfast, the EIA will recognize leaders in
the waste industry for their commitment and amazing contributions and the Class
of 2008 will be inducted into the EIA Hall of Fame.
Eric Greitens is a decorated U.S. Navy SEAL and a Rhodes Scholar who earned his
Ph.D. at Oxford University where he wrote his thesis on, Children First, an
investigation on the ways in which international humanitarian organizations can
best serve war-affected children. Greitens is also a national champion boxer. He
is the founder of the Center for Citizen Leadership – a non-profit organization
dedicated to the development of the next generation of American leadership. He
has served as the commander of the Joint Special Operations Task Unit, and
commander of an Al Qaeda Targeting Cell. His service earned him a Bronze Star.
In 2005, he was granted a White House Fellowship for leadership and public
service. He inspires with insight and passion about leadership, ethics, and
service.
Cost: $35
Location: Vista Ballroom, McCormick Place.
International Reception @ 5:15 – 6:15 pm
Free to all non-US attendees.
Location: McCormick Place.
All non-US attendees are invited to join us at a special cocktail reception to
network with colleagues from outside of the United States and exhibitor
personnel from sponsoring companies.
Exhibits May 6 – 8, 2008
With over 500 exhibitors, WasteExpo is your opportunity to see and compare all
of the latest equipment and technology in the industry, all under one roof,
saving you time and money. With even more exhibitors on the show floor than
before, you're bound to find the solutions you need.
Exhibit Hall Hours:
Tuesday, May 6 10:00am - 5:00pm
Wednesday, May 7 10:00am - 5:00pm
Thursday, May 8 10:00am - 1:00pm
Registration
Full Event
Members - $700
Non-Members - $865
One Day Packages
Members - $240
Non-Members - $315
Landfill Workshop (Mon)
Members - $240
Non-Members - $315
Route Auditing Workshop (Tues)
Members - $240
Non-Members - $315
Exhibits Only (Tues-Thurs)
Members - $60
Non-Members - $60
WasteExpo Welcome Reception (Mon, May 5) - $60 per ticket
Evolution of the Garbage Truck Breakfast Forum (Wed, May 7) - $25 per ticket
Boxed Lunch Discussions - $25 per ticket
Inspirational & Awards Breakfast (Tues, May 6) - $35 per ticket
Environmental Research and Education Foundation Raffle Ticket - Limit 10 tickets
per person! - $100 per ticket
May 5 - 8, 2008
Locations:
McCormick Place
2301 S Lake Shore Drive,
Chicago, IL 60616.
Turnberry Country Club
9600 Turnberry Trail,
Crystal Lake, IL 60014.
The Palmer House Hilton
17 East Monroe Street,
Chicago, IL 60603.
