Corporate Profile

TOXCO enjoys key strategic alliances with Adams Steel and Kinsbursky Brothers Inc., both of Anaheim, California.

Adams Steel Inc. is a major international metals recycling company which provides TOXCO with management services, design and tooling support, plus a strong downstream outlet for the metal bi-products of TOXCO’s recycling process.

Kinsbursky Brothers Inc. is an international precious metals recycler as well as a major west-coast battery recycler for battery chemistries other than lithium.

Key Personnel
Terry Adams, President.  A Mechanical Engineer, who has been associated with TOXCO since 1992. Terry has been responsible for the design and outfitting of all the Toxco and LithChem facilities. He is responsible for overall management of the company and reports to the Board of Directors. Terry is co-inventor of the lithium recycling process. In addition to a B. S. in Mechanical Engineering, he has an MBA from California State University.

Steve Kinsbursky, President of Battery Operations. Steve has over 20 years experience in battery recycling processes. He is also president of Kinsbursky Brothers Inc (KBI); a successful family owned Southern California recycling facility established in 1910.

Dr. Natan Gleizer, Vice President, Eastern European Region, is a former dentist in the Soviet Union Navy. His primary responsibility involves sales of lithium products in Eastern Europe as well as India and Australia. He speaks five languages and was previously Director General of the Alliant Techsystems Operations in the Ukraine.

David Eaker, Vice President of Toxco Material Management Center (TMMC), is based in Knoxville, Tennessee.  As the manager of TMMC Mr. Eaker focuses on the recycling of all types of materials.  TMMC also produces storage and transportation containers for radioactive material.  He is a graduate of the University of Tennessee.

Kathy Bruce is the Trail B.C. Canada Plant Manager and is responsible for day-to-day process operations focusing on lithium and alkaline battery recycling. Kathy possesses over 20 years experience in the metals industry.

Ed Green is VP of Battery Operations in Ohio. In addition to recycling most types of prismatic batteries this facility also is responsible for collection, sorting, packaging, storage, and shipping of all battery types coming into the Ohio facility.