Freeman Audio Visual Canada, a firm that provides presentation technology solutions, has been named to the REfficient Waste Diversion Champions list for the third year in a row. The Waste Diversion Champions list recognizes companies that are known for reusing, buying, reselling and recycling surplus assets.

REfficient is an online marketplace that allows companies to buy telecom, audio visual and IT equipment from sustainable sources at a discount.

“We acknowledge Freeman for embracing the reduce-reuse-recycle concept,” said Stephanie McLarty, REfficient CEO, in a press release. “The company continues to demonstrate leadership in sustainability by putting the three ‘R’s into practice with their surplus equipment as well as sharing their results publicly with pride and enthusiasm.”

The Waste Diversion Champions program recognized 18 firms that have diverted at least 1,000 pounds of waste from landfills over the past year by buying, reusing, reselling or recycling their surplus assets. The list has three program recognition levels, and Freeman Audio Visual Canada was listed in the Master Level, meaning it diverted 10,000 to 99,999 pounds of waste from landfills over the past year.

“Sustainable equipment management continues to be an integral part of our company culture,” said David Campbell, executive vice president and chief operating officer of the company. “We are grateful to REfficient for providing us with a recycling solution that aligns with our company corporate social responsibility goals.”