About

About

Board of Directors

EMIL OLSEN

Vice-Chair, Quispamsis

Emil Olsen is retired after a 41 year career in the Petro-Chemical Industry as a Mechanical Technologist.

He has served 28 years on the Quispamsis Town Council first as Mayor for 12 years and presently serving his 16th year as a Councillor.

ERIK MATCHETT

Chair, Fredericton

Erik is a Lean Six Sigma Master Black belt with over 15 years of board experience in the not for profit sector.

Serving in various capacities with the United Way and the NB Association for Community Living, Erik is community focused while balancing the needs of his young family and career as a continuous improvement professional.

CHRISTELLE LÉGER

Dieppe

Christelle had worked for 20 years in the Provincial civil service, including 10 years in the Department of Environment. One of her files was Extended Producer Responsibility, and she represented the Department on various national committees on EPR. She has also long been active in the environmental movement, namely on climate change.

RICHARD GAUDET

Dieppe

Richard is a Certified Financial Planner with UNI Wealth Management and lives in Dieppe, NB. He also spent 22 years as a manufacturer’s sales representative in the golf industry in southern Alberta and in Atlantic Canada. He has volunteered in different organizations over the years and is currently the chair of Dieppe’s Planning Advisory Committee.

SHANE STEEVES

Shediac Cape

Shane is a Professional Engineer with 25 years of experience in the manufacturing sector, and a strong background in materials, process improvement and product development. He is a long-time volunteer and supporter of conservation organizations for the protection of wildlife and natural habitats in New Brunswick.

JEAN-PIERRE THÉRIAULT

Edmundston

Jean-Pierre is originally from Edmundston, where he has lived most of his life. He worked as an industrial draftsman for Twin Rivers, as well as in Baie Comeau, retiring in 2022. Jean-Pierre has a long history of community service, with special interests in minor hockey and golf. He currently serves on the board of NB Golf, as well as the Fraser Edmundston Golf Club.

In the Community

Recycle NB proudly supports Habitat for Humanity


Recycle NB is proud to play a role in helping Habitat for Humanity construct new homes for families in New Brunswick.

For the past several years, we have partnered with our friends at Laurentide Paint to provide recycled paint to Habitat for Humanity homes in the Fredericton region. In 2022, we expanded our partnership to include all Habitat homes constructed in New Brunswick.

Families are able to choose from a wide variety of colours, which are mixed together from paints collected through the provincial recycling program operated by Product Care Recycling on behalf of paint brand owners.

Laurentide Paint provides the paint free of charge to homes constructed by Habitat for Humanity. Recycle NB covers costs associated with shipping the paint to the homes.

About Habitat
Habitat for Humanity is a non-profit charitable organization working towards a world where everyone has a safe and decent place to live. Habitat brings communities together to help families build strength, stability and independence through affordable homeownership.

Habitat for Humanity not only builds new homes, it also renovates homes that are donated by individuals, estates or acquired through government programs.

Habitat for Humanity homes are funded through monetary donations, as well as those in the form of new materials and labour. Funding also comes through profits from the Habitat ReStore, which sells used or donated furniture, fixtures and construction materials. For more information, please visit https://habitatfrederictonrestore.com/home-1.

Mandate

As a Crown body under the Accountability and Continuous Improvement Act, Recycle NB is expected to deliver on priority areas as outlined by the Minister of Environment and Climate Change.

Mandate Letter
Business Plan