The story of how environmental excellence became second nature to TechDisposal began more than 20 years ago when our founder, Sepp Rajaie, became involved in the technology industry.
In that time, Mr. Rajaie developed an instinctive ability to predict and track IT trends and how they would impact the environment. Through research, education, observation, and interaction with corporate executives and government authorities, he learned early on:
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How the components within electronic equipment could not be contained in landfills.
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How mercury and lead could seep into our water and land, causing irreparable damage and posing alarming health hazards.
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How environmental protection agencies would create a chain reaction of industry-wide change.
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That the explosive demand for more and better personal computers would in turn create a need to retire old PCs in a fashion that would honor the environment, not destroy it. |
From this knowledge, Sepp Rajaie developed TechDisposal’s business model in 1996.
Down to Business
Bottom line, Mr. Rajaie understood from the beginning the need to help executives protect and improve their bottom line — with business-savvy, earth-smart methods.
We emphasize efficiency as a means to eliminate waste and deliver greater value to our clients. It is our continual mission to retire IT equipment in the most cost effective and earth-smart fashion available. Improper technology retirement can result in numerous state and federal fines, and the ill-defined retirement processes of most companies are not cost effective.
Innovative Culture
It is our culture to keep a vigilant eye on the global setting so that we are better able understand and employ our role within it maintaining optimum value to our clients. As a steward of the environment and a student of sound business practices, we’ve developed strategic partnerships with organizations that are aligned with our environmental goals.
TechDisposal is ever evolving and ever changing. We’ll stay on top of industry innovations and regulations, so that everyone can benefit – you, your business and the environment.
