DATE/TIME
June 29, 1998
8:00 a.m. - 4:15 p.m.
CHAIR
David Wanetick
Author of Bound for Growth: How to Pick Winning Stocks Using Industry
Analysis
General Information
Do you realize the potential that environmental services industry securities offer investors?
While trash collection is only growing by about 3% a year, some players have been able to
increase their profits by 50% a year or more. There is still plenty of room for consolidation as $19
billion of the $35 billion solid waste industry is still in the hands of privately owned companies.
According to testimony to the EPA, the nation will have to spend over $250 billion during the
next 20 years to insure that its water supply is safe, and to handle waste water.
Hazardous waste companies are likely to be prime beneficiaries of the Department of Defense
awarding remediation contracts for converting military bases into civilian uses.
This conference provides a forum for discovering the companies that are positioned to take
advantage of these long-lasting developments.
Agenda
Time
Event
8:00
Continental Breakfast & Registration
8:25
Welcome & Opening Remarks
8:30
Overview of the Solid Waste Industry
Douglas Augenthaler, Sr Analyst, CIBC Oppenheimer
9:15
American Eco Corporation
Michael E. McGinnis, President & CEO
Bruce Tobecksen, CFO
A leading North American provider of construction, management, maintenance,
specialty fabrication, and engineering services in the refining, petrochemical, utility,
and offshore manufacturing industries.
10:00
10:00 Lakeland Industries
Christopher Ryan, VP Finance
A leading manufacturer and distributor of disposable and reusable protective work
clothing. Other products are primarily used in chemical, petrochemical, health care,
pharmaceutical, asbestos/lead abatement, waste management and other industries,
which handle hazardous materials.
10:45
Coffee Break
11:00
Thermatrix
John Schofield, Chairman, President & CEO
Provides a range of products for the destruction or treatment of volatile organic
compounds and hazardous air pollutants, including its patented flameless thermal
oxidation technology to provide the world's leading flameless solution for destroying
those pollutants and compounds.
11:45
Overview of the Water Treatment Industry
Jill Lehman, Sr Analyst, Merrill Lynch
12:30
Luncheon
1:00
Waterlink
Michael Vantusko, CFO
An international provider of water purification and waste water treatment solutions.
1:45
Imco Recycling
Donald Ingram, Chairman & CEO
The world's largest recycler of aluminum dross, scrap and used beverage cans,
operates from 19 facilities in the US, UK and Germany.
2:30
Recent Legal Developments in Environmental Services
Steven Kass, Sr Partner, Carter Ledyar & Milburn
3:15
Coffee Break
3:30
Electronic & Noise Pollution
David Wanetick, Market Maneuvers
4:15
Adjournment & Cocktail Reception
Registration Fees
Register by June 15
$150 Members, $200 Non-Members
Register from June 15 - June 25
$200 Members, $250 Non-Members
Registration closes on June 25 at 12:00 noon eastern time. Registrations will again be
accepted at the door on the day of the conference (based on availability) for an additional $25 late
fee. Please call in advance for availability.
Cancellation Policy: Cancellations must be in writing and faxed or e-mailed to the Society.
Refund amount is based on day written cancellation notice is received.
Until June 15, 100% Refund
June 16 to June 23, 50% Refund
After June 23, No Refund
Substitution Policy
If you are unable to attend, another person from your organization may attend in your place. A
$25 administrative fee plus any other applicable fees will be charged ( i.e. member vs.
non-member rate). Please give NYSSA at least 24 hours notice by fax (212-912-9310) regarding
substitutions.
Press
Members of the press, with proper credentials, are invited to attend this conference at no charge.
Please attach a business card to the registration form and mail or fax it to the Society.
Staff Coordinator
Nancy R. Cass - (212) 912-9249 ext. 13; e-mail nancy@nyssa.org
Continuing Education Credit
Members of the Association for Investment Management and Research (AIMR) may receive
Continuing Education (CE) credits for this program. Members should consult the continuing
education section of the AIMR Membership Directory for guidance in evaluating and reporting
continuing education credit. AIMR (800) 247-8132.
Members of the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants (AICPA) may receive
Continuing Professional Education (CPE) credits for this program. NYSSA is registered with the
National Association of State Boards of Accountancy (NASBA) as a sponsor of continuing
professional education on the National Registry of CPE Sponsors. State boards of accountancy
have final authority on the acceptance of individual courses. NASBA (615) 880-4200.
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