david langer

Consulting focused on operational design and implementation, with a strong background in solid waste management solutions and diversion program development. Provide support to private and public entities in the areas of program implementation and administration, diversion and disposal planning, education and training, and workflow and system design. Conduct analysis on specific diversion topics, and develop long range planning tools for maintaining solid waste and recycling contracts. Develop and analyze systems to enhance process flow and tracking mechanisms, including account maintenance, cost and time monitoring, and work order processing.

Managed $3M dollar plastic processing and recycling company with 25 employees. Developed and managed marketing strategy for the purchase and sell of various grades of plastic. Assist in coordination of East Asia marketing. Managed national accounts throughout the United States. Established domestic markets for plastic materials.

Began a consulting firm focused on program design and implementation, with a strong background in solid waste management solutions and diversion program development. The firm provided support to private and public entities in the areas of program implementation and administration, diversion and disposal planning, education and training, and workflow and system design. DAL Dimensions conducted analysis on specific diversion topics, and developed long range planning tools for maintaining solid waste and recycling contracts. The firm also developed systems to enhance process flow and tracking mechanisms, including account maintenance, cost and time monitoring, and work order processing.

Prepared request for proposals (RFPs) and franchise agreements for solid waste, recycling and green waste collection services. Developed and implemented city recycling and construction & demolition programs. Managed recycling and source reduction audits. Prepared CIWMB Annual Reports and base year adjustments. Conducted operational and financial analysis on solid waste and recycling services.

Managed a $45M dollar solid waste and recycling collection company with 115 employees. A collection company servicing 64,000 residential customers and 5,000 commercial businesses. Maintained direct contact with city staff and council to ensure contract obligations and negotiate changes. Responsible for the P&L statements and maintain expenses to achieve budget goals. Developed and implemented manager and supervisor training to enhance staff skills. Marketed local cities and council for future municipal contracts.

Managed $30M dollar transfer station and recycling company with 50 employees. Company serviced 180 collection trucks and 500 private customers daily. Maintained and negotiated contract changes. Responsible for P&L statements and maintained expenses to achieve budget goals.

Maintained thirteen exclusive residential contracts and multiple commercial contracts. Collection company servicing 90,000 residential customers and 5,000 commercial businesses. Managed six sales employees to meet specific sales goals. Participated in municipal bid development and prepared contract proposals. Collaborated in management team strategies and reviews of P&L statements, budgets, and program development.

Based in Pleasanton, California, Fulcrum BioEnergy is emerging as a leading company in the development of the next-generation of transportation biofuel production in the United States. The privately-held company focuses on developing, owning and operating efficient, environmentally responsible facilities for converting municipal solid waste and other waste products to a much needed low-cost, reliable and environmentally clean renewable transportation fuel. Fulcrum BioEnergy is on track to become one of the first companies to commercially produce transportation biofuel from municipal solid waste, creating a reliable domestic source of renewable fuels, reducing the Nation's dependence on foreign oil, lowering greenhouse gas emissions and relieving the pressure on existing and future landfills.