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Midpoint International helps to green the
Pentagon, improve US-Canada relations
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Bob Billak, manager of Energy for the Department of Defense Headquarters, with Bruce Buchan, president of Midpoint International.
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Midpoint International was one of 20 companies and the only Canadian firm invited to participate in the 2003 Earth Day Celebrations inside the Pentagon. To commemorate the event, Midpoint commissioned a one-of-a-kind birdhouse in the shape of the Pentagon made from 100 per cent recycled milk jugs a symbol of recycling and also a practical way to reduce the mosquito population in the Pentagon courtyard. From left to right: Paul Haselbush, director of Real Estate and Facilities; Howard Becker, deputy director of Washington Headquarters Services; Bruce Buchan, president of Midpoint International; and, Deborah Fox, Midpoint International U.S. government sales rep.
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Midpoint International Inc. of Aurora, Ontario recently announced the acquisition of a prestigious new client, The Pentagon. The Pentagon is currently the largest office building in the world; the building is 8.1 million square feet with over 17 miles of corridors, which accommodates over 25,500 employees with visitors and dignitaries surpassing 60,000 people per day. Midpoint's Recycling Cabinets -- which are made from 100 per cent recycled content -- combine esthetics and high quality graphics that provide for the proper identification and collection of recyclables.
Contact Bruce Buchan at 905-726-9658 or bruceb@midpoint-int.com.
Source: Solid Waste & Recycling Magazine, June/July 2003 issue http://www.solidwastemag.com
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