Going, Going Green: Recycle Track Systems, Washington Nationals Team Up To Reduce Gameday Waste
New York, New York – (June 4, 2018) Recycle Track Systems, Inc. (RTS), an environmentally-focused waste and recycling management company, announced today a multi-year partnership with Nationals Park, home of the Washington Nationals, to implement initiatives to reduce stadium waste, generated by the estimated three million annual visitors. The sustainability plan will combine recycling, food-waste…Read More
Joint program between KPMG LLP and the University of Michigan’s Ross School of Business identifies and assembles select group of entrepreneurs leading high growth, private companies New York, New York – May 7, 2018 – Recycle Track Systems, Inc. (RTS), based in New York, today announced Gregory Lettieri has been selected as one of QuantumShift’s…Read More
Waste-management app looks to recharge carting
A fourth-generation member of a New York waste-hauling family, Adam Pasquale had been working in the industry for nearly two decades when he came up with an idea: create a carting company that doesn’t cart. Instead, it would provide waste pickups on demand using technology that has transformed other transportation sectors, namely a mobile app…Read More
Forbes Sits Down with RTS
Legacy garbage giants like Waste Management and Republic Services are starting to feel pressure from startups aiming to reinvent the way garbage is carted and dumped. Forbes has written about Rubicon Global, a decade-old Atlanta company that uses technology to connect haulers with cities and municipalities. Rubicon, which hit a $1 billion valuation at its last…Read More
Philly’s new ‘Uber for trash’ offers sustainability on demand
You can get almost anything to show up at your door in Philadelphia these days. A driver, junk food, gourmet ramen, a dog walker or a snow plow are all available a just a few taps on your smartphone. Recycle Track Systems, a so-called “Uber for trash,” recently opened an office in Philadelphia with the hope of collecting more of Philly’s…Read More