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About us

At The Diverter our team works together to develop solutions for diverting waste from landfill in a practical way. This means that we work on solutions that our customers want, our suppliers can provide, they can be achieved more efficiently and of course they reduce our environmental impact.

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Our team has experience in all aspects of waste management and resource recovery as well as bringing expertise from other industries and disciplines which gives us welcome perspectives and approaches.

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SCOTT GEER

Managing Director

Scott started The Diverter in 2017 after working in the waste and recycling industry for the previous 15 years.

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His experience with sustainable manufacturing and retail companies with premium quality service standards, as well as serving a wide range of management roles in waste management have given him a broad knowledge base from which The Diverter can serve its clients with insight resulting in successful and high value outcomes.

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Scott has worked with all stakeholders in the waste management and recycling industry including federal, state and local government, small, medium and large waste companies, state environmental authorities, state waste associations and many suppliers to the industry from technology to equipment to consulting, education and auditing.

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Scott has a Bachelor of Economics and Masters in Business Administration as well as completing courses in Circular Economy and Waste Management fields.

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Scott is focused on developing and leveraging high value solutions for all aspects of the waste and recycling industry and broader circular economy.

Linda Mathew, Resource Recovery Consultant

LINDA MATHEW

Resource Recovery Consultant

Linda is an experienced recycling consultant, conservation and land manager, horticulturist and environmental scientist.

Following over a decade's experience in landscaping and horticulture, Linda refined her skills to natural resource and waste management.

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Before starting with The Diverter, Linda could be found managing local waste reuse centres, auditing waste and recycling for businesses, managing bush regeneration projects, developing functional landscape designs for private and commercial projects and doing volunteer work with local animal rescue organisations.

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With a degree in Environmental Science, focusing on resource management, Linda is well placed to apply experience in working with small, medium and large businesses to successful business recycling and waste diversion programs, especially those involving new technologies, systems, infrastructure and recycling education.

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Linda is passionate about working with her clients to achieve successful outcomes that are environmentally positive and make sense economically.

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GINA LOPEZ

Resource Recovery Consultant

Gina brings a wealth of corporate experience and education from a broad range of specialties. This, along with her passion for sustainability, allows her to bridge the gap between economy, environment, governance  and the health of the community, through smart business.  

 

She is passionate, a collaborative facilitator and has a strong drive for change.

She loves people, big Ideas, community and adventures. Committed to creating long term systemic change, her life goal is to give back more than she has taken. This was the driving force behind the launch of Share Create Innovate. 

 

"Seven years ago I made the sea change to the Northern Rivers from Sydney.

I had always planned a more connected, purposeful life knowing I had to develop my skills an international corporate arena and be exposed to the trends of global change. Armed with this, I now help businesses and community adapt to the inevitable change in the global economy.

 

"We can be slow to change, resisting it in a variety of ways, failing to see truths. It is as much psychological and ideological as it is social and environmental. I have learnt about humans, how we operate as and in systems, our cognitive dissidence and how we can take small steps that create big changes. It feels good to act, to participate and be engaged; it is empowering, fulfilling, and of economic, social and environmental benefit. It is easy to implement and is fun."

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