Tomra Recycling announces key personnel moves

The sensor-based sorting business has named Parker Bynum sales manager, USA West, replacing Nick Doyle, who has been promoted to key accounts manager, North America.

Photos of Nick Doyle and Parker Bynum
Parker Bynum, right, will replace Nick Doyle as sales manager, USA West, as Doyle moves into the newly created key accounts manager, North America, position at Tomra Recycling.
Photo courtesy of Tomra Recycling

Sensor-based sorting specialist Tomra Recycling, Charlotte, North Carolina, has announced the appointment of Parker Bynum as the new sales manager, USA West, covering the waste and recycling industry. In this role, Bynum will consult directly with Tomra partners and customers to implement advanced sorting technology solutions designed to improve recycling recovery rates, increase product purity and throughput, and boost profitability.

He takes over for Nick Doyle, who has been promoted to key accounts manager, North America, a newly created position.

“I’ve personally known and worked with Parker for several years and have experienced first-hand his unrelenting passion for recycling and advancing the circular economy, as well as his strong work ethic,” says Ty Rhoad, regional director Americas at Tomra Recycling. “Over the years, Parker has built a vast network of industry connections who respect his dedication to doing whatever it takes to ensure their success.”

Bynum brings to Tomra Recycling more than a decade of industry and related sales experience. He has served as business development manager with industry giant WM’s hauling sector in the southern region, establishing the company’s recycling services. He also worked for Rehrig Pacific Co. for four years where he was an outside environmental sales representative to municipal and private hauling companies throughout a six-state region.

“Tomra is a global organization with thousands of installations worldwide,” Bynum says. “This gives me the opportunity to take the best recycling practices from various markets and apply them to the western region territory. As the recycling industry continues to grow, so too does the need for further sorting automation with Tomra technologies, and I am eager to customize these best practices for my customers’ specific sorting needs. I look forward to building on Nick’s success, and I see potential for emerging markets like wood and textile recycling.”

Doyle moves to key accounts

Doyle’s new position as key accounts manager, North America, expands the company’s level of support, tasking him to work more closely with large recycling operations and provide customized solutions designed to fit the unique needs of customers with multiple systems working at various locations throughout North America. He will also lead the charge in developing the emerging wood and textile markets, as well as other rising niche segments.

“Nick has done a tremendous job developing the western region for Tomra Recycling and has established great relationships with both smaller and larger recycling operations,” Rhoad says. “His previous experience with a plant builder plus these last four years with Tomra afford him a deeper understanding of optical sorting technologies, as well as entire recycling processes. These unique qualifications will allow Tomra Recycling to better assist our key account customers’ sorting needs and lead the charge on emerging markets.”  

To support their customers, Bynum and Doyle will work from their field offices. Bynum will operate out of Portland, Ore. and may be reached at 916-908-9085 or Parker.Bynum@Tomra.com. Doyle will continue to work from his Los Angeles office and can be reached at 916-215-9215 or Nick.Doyle@Tomra.com. Both will be among Tomra Recycling’s representatives at WasteExpo in Las Vegas from May 10 to 12 at booth No. 3527.