E-Waste Systems, Inc. CEO Contributes to

E-Waste Systems, Inc. CEO Contributes to iPhoneAppCafe.com
LONDON and COLUMBUS, Ohio, April 24, 2012 /PRNewswire via COMTEX/ -- E-Waste Systems, Inc. (EWSI) received global exposure today, as the Company announced that CEO Martin Nielson provided thought-leadership commentary in an article published on iPhoneAppCafe.com. The link to this article and others can be found on www.ewastesystems.com .

EWSI's platform is based on strategic acquisitions and partnerships with similar organizations committed to best-practice protocols. The Company is dedicated to providing compliant, cost-effective and environmentally-responsible services geared toward e-waste reverse logistics and recycling - an emerging global industry.

CEO Nielson said, "We have entered an era where innovation is actually negatively impacting environmentalism. Many people ask how this is possible, when nearly everything is recyclable. Unfortunately, this 'of the moment' age empowers consumers to simply replace technology the second an enhanced version is released and 75% of the population still overlooks the importance of proper recycling."

Nielson also explained why the e-waste industry is so fragmented. "Due to the relative newness of the sector and the fact that operations are typically localized instead massed on a global scale, the consumer, investor and professional business communities often fail to take notice," said Nielson. "EWSI's intention is to unify key elements of this emerging industry, expand globally and drive public awareness to the dangers and hazards of improper e-cycling."

About E-Waste Systems, Inc.:

Headquartered in London, where e-waste regulations are the most stringent in the world, EWSI aims to be a leading provider of e-waste related services in key jurisdictions globally. Blumberg Associates estimates the e-waste sector at a $55B industry annually, as legislation increasingly mandates that e-waste can no longer be landfilled. OEM's, retailers and users are increasingly responsible for end-of-life management of e-waste, while Corporate Social Responsibility demands highly compliant, professional solution providers. The collection and recovery industry is also highly fragmented and EWSI considers these elements as an attractive environment for its buy, build and upgrade strategy. Visit www.ewastesystems.com to learn more.