EWSI created an operating subsidiary in India and subsequently inked a Branding Alliance with iTech. Nielson is part of the organizational structure of iTechRecycle as non-executive Chairman. This deal is not an MOU or a Teaming Agreement, but a Branding Alliance. However, the PR clearly indicates that once these organizations were formed, paperwork for a potential E-Plant was already being submitted to their government.
Lots of folks from various parts of the world are reaching out to EWSI for guidance and support in creating solutions for their e-waste problems. A good example to compare this initiative to would be Community Waste Ltd of Ghana and EWSI's efforts there. By partnering with existing business entities within each country, EWSI saves a ton of capital and time, plus much red tape is totally eliminated. Make sense?
Both entities are fairly new, so the historical trail may be lacking. That being said, I never found anything tangible on iTech. IMO the company was formed specifically for a project on the East Coast of India. Through informal discussions with EWSI reps, it appears as though the Branding Alliance with Pahi did indeed result in the current MOU EWSI enjoys with Cerebra! The Cerebra MOU may in fact result in an operational facility with its doors open in just a few short months (2014 summer). And, I also believe that the relationship with Pahi is alive and well, but that is something you could ask the company yourself.
http://www.ewastesystems.com/wp-content/uploa...-06-20.pdf
EWS (Bharat) Ltd is a subsidiary of EWSI
EWSI entered into a Strategic Branding Alliance with iTechRecycle Llc (founded by Lance Pahi)
Nielson is the non-excecutive Chairman of iTech
Follow-on articles from an Indian news source:
http://www.indiawest.com/news/12161-u-k-e-was...india.html
http://electronicsb2b.com/industry-buzz/e-was...ter-india/
http://www.eai.in/360/news/pages/10046
I learned to roll with some lack of information on some of the entities being formed by EWSI (such as EWSI Med which very quickly led to an MOU for a 50M pound capacity recycling facility in Italy), and some of their partner companies such as Community Waste Ltd of Ghana. Why? Because the number of deals that are now coming to fruition (such as Cerebra...and also E-Plants being built on three separate continents in 2014!), plus the number of incredibly transparent companies that have joined EWSI are so easy to DD that the whole is greater than its parts (so to speak). Such as:
Tanke (listed OTC company TNKE)
SURF
2TRG
VGG
eWasteCC demonstrated at a Microsoft Corporate Store in Costa Mesa
Cerebra
Reciclarg
Italy Deal
GoEz Deals
1800ewaste
Anyway, this is a long answer to your question. I think I had found that Pahi lived in Texas...Houston area. Once EWSI started to collect numerous verifiable entities under their umbrella, such as 2TRG and SURF, I relaxed with these other entities. I know it will take time for these global initiatives to come to fruition. I also know that some of them may not reap fruit! But, the point is that I am patient as I recognize these individual projects as very positive. Community Waste Ltd of Ghana already has the 12 acre plot for the facility, for example.
Hope this helps. And, always remember:
Fully reporting to the SEC
Fully audited numbers
Lots of folks from various parts of the world are reaching out to EWSI for guidance and support in creating solutions for their e-waste problems. A good example to compare this initiative to would be Community Waste Ltd of Ghana and EWSI's efforts there. By partnering with existing business entities within each country, EWSI saves a ton of capital and time, plus much red tape is totally eliminated. Make sense?
Both entities are fairly new, so the historical trail may be lacking. That being said, I never found anything tangible on iTech. IMO the company was formed specifically for a project on the East Coast of India. Through informal discussions with EWSI reps, it appears as though the Branding Alliance with Pahi did indeed result in the current MOU EWSI enjoys with Cerebra! The Cerebra MOU may in fact result in an operational facility with its doors open in just a few short months (2014 summer). And, I also believe that the relationship with Pahi is alive and well, but that is something you could ask the company yourself.
http://www.ewastesystems.com/wp-content/uploa...-06-20.pdf
EWS (Bharat) Ltd is a subsidiary of EWSI
EWSI entered into a Strategic Branding Alliance with iTechRecycle Llc (founded by Lance Pahi)
Nielson is the non-excecutive Chairman of iTech
Follow-on articles from an Indian news source:
http://www.indiawest.com/news/12161-u-k-e-was...india.html
http://electronicsb2b.com/industry-buzz/e-was...ter-india/
http://www.eai.in/360/news/pages/10046
I learned to roll with some lack of information on some of the entities being formed by EWSI (such as EWSI Med which very quickly led to an MOU for a 50M pound capacity recycling facility in Italy), and some of their partner companies such as Community Waste Ltd of Ghana. Why? Because the number of deals that are now coming to fruition (such as Cerebra...and also E-Plants being built on three separate continents in 2014!), plus the number of incredibly transparent companies that have joined EWSI are so easy to DD that the whole is greater than its parts (so to speak). Such as:
Tanke (listed OTC company TNKE)
SURF
2TRG
VGG
eWasteCC demonstrated at a Microsoft Corporate Store in Costa Mesa
Cerebra
Reciclarg
Italy Deal
GoEz Deals
1800ewaste
Anyway, this is a long answer to your question. I think I had found that Pahi lived in Texas...Houston area. Once EWSI started to collect numerous verifiable entities under their umbrella, such as 2TRG and SURF, I relaxed with these other entities. I know it will take time for these global initiatives to come to fruition. I also know that some of them may not reap fruit! But, the point is that I am patient as I recognize these individual projects as very positive. Community Waste Ltd of Ghana already has the 12 acre plot for the facility, for example.
Hope this helps. And, always remember:
Fully reporting to the SEC
Fully audited numbers
