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Vice-President of Operations, RECYC-QUÉBEChttp://www.zwc.ca/archive/2021/speakers/Sophie Langlois-BlouinVice-President of Operations, RECYC-QUÉBEC<div class="ExternalClass64DAD9565D54424DAC04A7F67EA78098"><p>Sophie Langlois-Blouin has worked for the government agency RECYC-QUÉBEC since October 2005 and has been Vice-President of Operations since May 2018. Sophie coordinates all financial assistance programs and is in charge of extended producer responsibility (EPR), current recycling systems (curbside collection; organic matter; tires; deposit-refund on beer and soft drinks single-use containers; construction, renovation, and demolition waste), circular economy and waste reduction. She also oversees teams responsible for supporting municipalities and the industrial, commercial and institutional (ICI) sectors. Sophie holds a bachelor's degree in public communication from Université Laval and a master's degree in environmental studies from Unversité de Sherbrooke.</p><p>Sophie will discuss how the Quebec Circularity Gap Report is helping accelerate action in Quebec.<br></p><p><em>Leadership across Canada | 11:20 am PST</em></p><p><br></p></div>http://www.zwc.ca/archive/2021/speakers/SpeakersPhoto2021/SophieLangloisBlouin.jpg, Sophie Langlois-BlouinGP0|#8c5e05db-0a43-4f5b-908e-b056041532f8;L0|#08c5e05db-0a43-4f5b-908e-b056041532f8|Sophie Langlois-Blouin;GTSet|#c31bcefc-bba8-4775-8a91-82f54b19d6e1;GPP|#3499e05c-49cf-47f1-9ac7-e17073eabf4cSophieLanglois-Blouin


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