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News Brief

McElvenny Becomes Director of Recycling Projects at J.M. Huber

James McElvenny has left his long-time position as assistant vice president of research and development with Wood Recycling Incorporated of Woburn, Massachusetts to become Director of Recycling Projects for the Wood Products Division of the J.M. Huber Company (508/524-8804). In his new position McElvenny will continue his ongoing efforts to create and market products from waste wood and other fibers. Jim is active with the National Recycling Coalition, the Environmental Business Council, MassRecycle, and the Forest Products Research Society.

Published May 1, 1996

(1996, May 1). McElvenny Becomes Director of Recycling Projects at J.M. Huber. Retrieved from https://www.buildinggreen.com/newsbrief/mcelvenny-becomes-director-recycling-projects-jm-huber

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