Open discussion on what to do with used furniture, electronics, construction materials, fixtures, and more when companies move or consolidate spaces.

Join us for this session where you’ll learn about NextCycle Michigan’s efforts to advance solutions for electric vehicle battery reuse and recycling.

This full day event brings together large and small compost operations and municipalities from around Michigan to learn  about key issues surrounding organics management in the state.

Join this VIRTUAL roundtable to discuss how we can apply successful recovery strategies to textiles.

NextCycle Michigan session during Compost 2025. Learn about business models that are advancing scalable food waste and organics circularity solutions.

Join us for an engaging roundtable to learn how the Michigan Materials Marketplace, powered by Rheaply, gives you a new option for surplus materials coming out of home energy rebates such as insulation and foam sealants, refrigerants, pallets and equipment.

This virtual "party" is a casual atmosphere to ask your questions about eligibility, types of projects supported, selection process, finding partners, and more.

15 teams — 8 equitable public sector and 7 innovative business projects — focused on sustainable material use will each receive five minutes to pitch their ideas, followed by five minutes of questions from an expert judging panel. Awards and bragging rights are on the line!

This exciting event focused on CLEANTECH INNOVATION will feature engaging panel discussions, a keynote speaker, industry-focused pitch events, and exclusive one-on-one investor matchmaking sessions.

This panel will discuss their involvement in the growth of a circular economy and the variety of collaboration opportunities that exist between communities, economic development agencies, and related networks.

A panel of NextCycle Michigan teams will share details about their projects, collaborative approaches, and holistic impact.

Get your questions ready regarding the application period for the I2P3 and RSC accelerator tracks. Different than a webinar, this virtual meeting will enable attendees to ask questions of speakers and interact with other attendees.

The Michigan Economic Development Corporation’s (MEDC’s) Pure Michigan Business Connect (PMBC) and the Nextcycle Michigan are seeking interested organizations to participate in one-on-one matchmaking meetings on October 24, 2023, the first day of the Michigan Sustainability Conference.

A showcase of pitches from organizations focused on material sustainability within NextCycle Michigan’s Recycling Supply Chains (RSC) and Intergovernmental Initiatives & Public Private Partnerships (I2P3) Accelerator Tracks.

NextCycle Michigan is seeking applicants to receive business & technical support on projects that develop technologies or new uses for recycled/organic materials. Register for the virtual Application Party (Sep 19, 3 PM) to ask questions on eligibility, process, schedule & more.

NextCycle Michigan will be a featured topic during the Food Waste & Composting session where Nicole Chardoul, principal at RRS and representative of NextCycle Michigan, will join a panel of influencers and experts to discuss how reusing food waste enhances the food supply and reduces waste.

NextCycle Michigan representatives will be attending the 2023 Michigan Climate Summit. Be sure to reach out and connect to discuss how NextCycle teams are making an impact on the climate crisis.

A showcase of pitches from entrepreneurs focused on material sustainability within NextCycle Michigan’s Challenge Innovation RIT and FLOWS Tracks.

This virtual "party" is a casual atmosphere to ask your questions about eligibility, the application process, finding partners, and more.

Join the webinar to learn about this innovation challenge track, eligibility, and the application process. Also hear from a NextCycle Michigan alumni team about their experience with the program.

Join the webinar to learn about this innovation challenge track, eligibility, and the application process. Also hear from a NextCycle Michigan alumni team about their experience with the program.