SALUTING STEVE FLETCHER

OARA Executive Director, ARC Managing Director and all-around industry whiz

Describing Steve Fletcher’s impact on the automotive recycling industry might seem straightforward, especially considering the significant transformation the sector has undergone since he joined the industry more than 30 years ago.

Upon closer reflection, it becomes clear that Steve Fletcher’s contributions to the automotive recycling industry are too numerous to fully capture. His efforts in promoting a nationwide regulatory framework and modern practices have set new standards, while his warm and thoughtful mentorship has guided many in the field. Steve has also introduced inter-industry panels that foster vital conversations among insurers, repairers, recyclers, and other stakeholders, enhancing collaboration across the sector. Moreover, his international outreach continues to expand his influence, connecting recycling communities around the globe.

Summing up Steve’s remarkable impact on the automotive recycling industry is indeed a challenging task, as he has left an indelible mark that will be felt for years to come. The most fitting way to honor Steve’s tenure with ARC and OARA is encapsulated in the Lifetime Achievement Award he received from the Automotive Recyclers Association last October.

Over the past 18 years, we at Canadian Auto Recyclers magazine have had the privilege of working closely with Steve. His unwavering commitment to advancing the interests of auto recyclers in Canada has been nothing short of inspiring. From organizing impactful events to driving policy initiatives, Steve has been a driving force in our industry, championing sustainability and innovation.

As we celebrate Steve’s accomplishments, we also look forward to seeing him thrive in his new role at IRT. We are confident that his expertise and dedication will continue to elevate the standards of automotive recycling worldwide.

Join us in honoring Steve Fletcher and the legacy he leaves behind in the Canadian automotive recycling industry. We wish him all the best in this exciting new journey.

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