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Acting Manager, Circular Economy and Innovation Unit, City of Torontohttp://www.zwc.ca/archive/2019/speakers/Meaghan DavisActing Manager, Circular Economy and Innovation Unit, City of Toronto<div class="ExternalClassD28FBBD357E34B35B6A7D0A0014949D9">Meaghan Davis is the Acting Manager for the City of Toronto's Circular Economy and Innovation unit in the Solid Waste Management Services Division. Meaghan is working to advance Toronto's aspirational goals of zero waste and becoming Ontario's first municipality with a circular economy. Her current focus is on ramping up efforts to incorporate circular principles in City procurements, projects, and communications strategies. Meaghan has also been involved in the development of Toronto's first project to generate renewable natural gas from Green Bin organic waste. The initiative will enable the City of Toronto to create a closed-loop approach where organics collection trucks can be powered by the waste product they collect.<br><br>Prior to joining the City of Toronto, Meaghan worked for Urban Strategies, a global planning and urban design firm, and for a range of Toronto-based arts companies, including the international multi-arts festival, Luminato. Meaghan holds a Masters of Urban Planning from Ryerson University and a Bachelor of Arts from McGill University.<br></div>http://www.zwc.ca/archive/2019/speakers/SpeakerPhotos2019/meaghandavis.jpg, MaeghandavisGP0|#1175cfd5-4212-4a0b-a259-18caa9caba6b;L0|#01175cfd5-4212-4a0b-a259-18caa9caba6b|Meaghan Davis;GTSet|#c31bcefc-bba8-4775-8a91-82f54b19d6e1;GPP|#aac3d08f-1bc4-4171-a4bd-845a5d486d10MeaghanDavis

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