E-Waste World Expo North America 2026
A trade show and conference focused on electronics recycling and e-waste management.
Cobb Convention Center, Atlanta, GA
- Date
- October 28, 2026
- Venue
- Cobb Convention Center, Atlanta, GA
- Admission
- Free to attend
- Scale
- Thousands of professionals
TL;DR
- The 2026 event starts October 28 at Cobb Convention Center in Atlanta, Georgia.
- Admission is free, and the expo and conference run for two days.
- The program covers electronics recycling, refurbishment, and e-waste management.
- The organizer describes an audience of thousands of professionals.
Who you'll find in the room
C-level executives
Senior executives are among the audiences identified by the organizer.
Tech innovators
Technology innovators are identified as an audience.
Industry experts
Industry experts are identified as an audience.
Policymakers
Policymakers are identified as an audience.
Featured speakers
12 listedTracy Hughes
Bill Vasquez
Caitlin D'Onofrio
Jeff Reeves
Sarah Venuto
Robert Goodin
John Shegerian
Lewis Black
Ryan Melsert
Ali Haji
Rachel McGuire
Mark Wall
Partners on record
2 listedVenue & travel
Venue
Cobb Convention CenterGetting there
The event is listed in Atlanta, Georgia.
Questions people ask
7 answeredThe event starts October 28, 2026.
It takes place at Cobb Convention Center in Atlanta, Georgia.
The expo and conference are free to attend.
The organizer describes attendance as thousands of professionals, without giving an exact total.
The organizer identifies C-level executives, tech innovators, industry experts, and policymakers as audiences.
It is most useful for recyclers, material processors and equipment suppliers who want to see technology and meet peers in one place, since the expo is free to attend, runs two days, and pairs a conference with sponsors from metals recovery such as Aurubis and Flash Metals USA. Buyers wanting deep technical or investor-level content may find a free, broad-audience expo less focused, although the speaker list of about a dozen names and the mix of executives and policymakers give some policy and strategy value.
Attendees at recycling and industrial trade shows usually wear business casual, such as polos or button-downs with slacks or clean jeans, with comfortable shoes for the exhibit floor.
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