Locally Owned. Community Driven.

What started as a backyard hobby quickly turned into the first computer & electronics recycling company in Franklin, TN (previously named Franklin eWaste). With the love and support from our hometown, we gained tremendous traction, hired local help and grew into the country’s very first mid-market eWaste franchises! Ya’ll did that!!

Our purpose remains repurpose.

COMMUNITY OUTREACH

Change starts on a local level and it doesn’t get more local than this.

city ewaste Squad

We believe that teamwork does, in fact, make the dream work.

Matthew Rogers
Chief Executive Officer

The man behind the plan. 7th generation Franklinite, cryptocurrency advocate, author  and serial entrepreneur turned ecopreneur after two decades of startups within the marketing & branding world. 

Erin Westrich
Chief Operations Officer

Between networking and increasing efficiency of daily operations, you’ll find her cracking corny jokes and helping business clients safely and securely recycle their ewaste.

Cole Parks
Chief Technology Officer

A lifelong techie, cryptocurrency advocate & motorcycle enthusiast with a hands-on approach to the continuous advancement of ewaste technologies.

Rizqina Mahdzar
Chief Marketing Officer

Award-winning marketer with close to a decade experience working across digital, public relations, and influencer campaigns. An advocate for using your skills to do good in this world.

Ryely Rogers
Digital Content Manager

You’ll find her following her fellow employees around with a camera and tripod. She’s dedicated to filming, editing, and managing video content that educates and engages our audience about eWaste.

We’re always looking to hire the best & brightest to expand our vision of nation wide electronic recycling.

OUR FOUNDER

This is Matthew. Matthew is smart. Matthew cares about the planet and about making it easy for you to care as well.

“I’m a 7th generation Franklinite putting my passion for reducing waste into action. Change starts on a local level and it doesn't get more local than our first City eWaste location in my home town of Franklin, TN. Reducing waste and growing business models around waste streams have been huge passions in my life. Taking part in eWaste recycling on a local level helps me connect with neighbors and local businesses to help reduce toxic eWaste and keep hazardous material out of our water and soil. Now, I’ve expanded that model for new markets and it’s all because of your support.”

How does it work?

Every electronic produced is a conglomeration of valuable commodities. You drop off a laptop charger, we crack the case and recycle the copper & aluminum on the boards for profit. Like a magic trick, it’s no longer cluttering your drawer.

Easy as 1-2-3

Source, Sort & Sell. Easy as that. Everything that comes through the door can be repurposed or recycled. The small amount of plastics that accompany electronics is thrown out, but all the metals are resold to the market to make new things.