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The RGX platform manages enterprise asset disposition, covering IT assets and raw materials, through a single neutral exchange.
The RGX Pilot Program offers an approach to managing IT asset disposition that aims to reduce costs, streamline logistics, and support sustainability.
The RGX marketplace connects businesses with local, vetted service providers for e-waste disposal and uses competitive bidding and resource management to reduce carbon footprints and increase ROI.
Recycle Global Exchange (RGX) connects retired hardware with reuse through a coast-to-coast network of certified local vendors, managing pickup, secure data handling, and downstream processing.
RGX launched an enhanced vendor profile with a Services and Prices section, separate fields for R2 and E-Stewards certificates, and access to personal profile information through an icon in the upper-right corner of each page.
Recycle Global Exchange (RGX) is transforming IT asset recycling with a local, transparent platform that cuts emissions, saves money, and supports ESG goals.
RGX was selected to compete in the 2022 Denver Startup Week Finals Night Pitch Competition, where its team was scheduled to pitch on September 22.
Recycle Global Exchange (RGX), a Colorado-based company focused on sustainable e-waste management, was selected as a finalist for the 2024 Colorado Companies to Watch Award.
Recycle Global Exchange (RGX) was named a winner of the 2024 Colorado Companies to Watch Award, which recognizes second-stage companies for economic growth and positive impact.
The Recycling Devices, Transforming Lives program from AT&T and RGX encourages customers in Atlanta, Austin, Dallas, and Seattle to bring unused devices for responsible recycling and repurposing.
RGX is more than an automated solution for e-waste. It’s a membership program designed to offer more benefits and services, making electronic waste easier and more effective from beginning to end. Premium experiences are negotiated on a case-by-case basis and are handled separately.
RGX partners with GSMA Industry Services to power its new Circularity Services offering, helping mobile operators reduce e-waste and maximize asset recovery.
In 2019, Sean Miles and Paul Logsdon created an open, neutral marketplace for enterprise asset disposition in response to limited vendor networks, hidden fees, and environmental costs. The platform has grown to serve Fortune 100 companies, telecom leaders, healthcare systems, and retailers.
Recycle Global Exchange (RGX) says its leadership emphasizes innovation, sustainability, and education. CEO and co-founder Sean Miles is a Colorado native and Colorado State University graduate; co-founder and COO Paul Logsdon is based in Austin, Texas.
Recycle Global Exchange (RGX) describes itself as an e-waste marketplace and says it engages with industry associations on collaboration and sustainability in IT asset disposal.
The platform provides centralized management with automation and supports local competitive bidding in a neutral digital environment.
The company offers an intake form for organizations seeking help with enterprise asset disposition.
The page states that the site collects commenters’ form data, IP addresses, and browser user-agent strings for spam detection.
Users on the RGX platform must agree to the Terms and Conditions in order to conduct business. Striving to create an ecosystem of honesty, fair trade, and compliance enforcement; RGX has provided simple rules to follow:
