Waste Pro names divisional vice president

Waste Pro names divisional vice president
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Waste Pro, Longwood, Florida, appointed Chip Gingles to serve as its divisional vice president for North Carolina. He previously served as director of solid waste for Buncombe County, North Carolina.

Gingles has nearly 20 years of management experience. He joined Waste Pro in 2015 as division manager of its facility in Asheville, North Carolina, where he managed 60 employees. The facility serviced more than 38,000 customers. 

“When I first met Chip, I clearly saw a leader,” says John Jennings, Waste Pro CEO and chairman. “I am looking forward confidently to see the continued results of Chip’s leadership in the dynamic North Carolina marketplace.”

Gingles joined Buncombe County as director of solid waste in 2017, where he gained valuable experience in the public sector and developed an understanding of the government perspective and process regarding waste and recycling services.

In 2018, Gingles returned to Waste Pro as divisional vice president, overseeing Waste Pro’s operations in 14 counties across the state. In addition, he supervised 195 employees who operate 150 trucks, servicing more than 105,000 residential customers and approximately 5,000 commercial customers.

Gingles initially joined the waste industry in 1998 with Republic Services, where he worked for 16 years. During that time, he fulfilled various positions, including general manager. Gingles also served as a territory manager for Sara Lee, where he further developed his sales and management skills.

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Source: Recycling Today
Waste Pro names divisional vice president
<![CDATA[Waste Pro, Longwood, Florida, appointed Chip Gingles to serve as its divisional vice president for North Carolina. He previously served as director of solid waste for Buncombe County, North Carolina.Gingles has nearly 20 years of management experience. He joined Waste Pro in 2015 as division manager of its facility in Asheville, North Carolina, where he managed 60 employees. The facility serviced more than 38,000 customers. “When I first met Chip, I clearly saw a leader,” says John Jennings, Waste Pro CEO and chairman. “I am looking forward confidently to see the continued results of Chip’s leadership in the dynamic North Carolina marketplace.”Gingles joined Buncombe County as director of solid waste in 2017, where he gained valuable experience in the public sector and developed an understanding of the government perspective and process regarding waste and recycling services.In 2018, Gingles returned to Waste Pro as divisional vice president, overseeing Waste Pro’s operations in 14 counties across the state. In addition, he supervised 195 employees who operate 150 trucks, servicing more than 105,000 residential customers and approximately 5,000 commercial customers.Gingles initially joined the waste industry in 1998 with Republic Services, where he worked for 16 years. During that time, he fulfilled various positions, including…