Sipi Asset Recovery, a leading IT asset disposition and recycling company, is proud to announce its recent recognition for its exceptional inclusive workplace practices. The company has been commended for its commitment to providing equal opportunities and fostering a supportive environment for individuals with disabilities. As part of its ongoing efforts to create an inclusive
Continue ReadingSipi Asset Recovery Announces New Exchange Portal
New exchange portal provides quick access to all your data Sipi Asset Recover (SAR) is pleased to announce the launch of our new exchange portal for customers, allowing real-time access to all your data. Whether you need to track an asset and check the status, get a copy of a certificate of destruction, or seeContinue Reading
Sipi Asset Recovery Has Earned NAID AAA Certification
As Sipi Asset Recovery (SAR) continues to grow, we also are growing our commitments to our customers. Earlier this year, SAR embarked on NAID AAA certification by i-SIGMA®. “The focus on this commitment is to ensure we have policies and procedures needed to demonstrate our focus on data security,” explained David Garrett, VP of Regulatory
Continue ReadingGrowing Professional Development
Sipi Asset Recovery (SAR) has always invested in our employees, and now we are paying for professional development. It’s easier than ever for our employees to take a step forward along their career path by earning a technical certificate in Networking Essentials from DeVry University, 100% paid for by SAR. Through this program, employees haveContinue Reading
SIPI Asset Recovery Donates Laptops To Catholic Charities Veterans Employment Program
More veterans seeking employment will have access to a refurbished laptop computer, thanks to the generosity of Sipi Asset Recovery. Bob Adams, Sipi Vice President of Finance and Operations, along with Eric Dorn, SVP and General Manager recently offered five laptop computers to Mitch Siegel, Job Developer, with Catholic Charities Lake County Veterans Employment Program.
Continue ReadingSipi Asset Recovery invited to speak regarding the success of our RISE program
Sipi Asset Recovery has continued to recognize the hard work and dedication of the employees in our RISE Program (Responsibility, Independence, Self-Empowerment), and we are ready to spread the word. Since the inception of our inclusion program in 2018, with legacy partners Little City, Avenues to Independence and Community Support Services, Sipi has proudly employedContinue Reading
An ITAD partner you can trust
March 22, 2021, Sipi Asset Recovery’s Elk Grove Village processing facility recently completed a yearly audit of our R2 certification. R2 is related to responsible recycling. The focus of the audit is to certify that the handling of electronics is being carried out as properly required, from the moment an asset comes under control by
Continue ReadingSipi Asset Recovery Receives Call2Recycle’s 2020 Top 100 Leader in Sustainability Award
Sipi Asset Recovery is pleased to announce its recognition by Call2Recycle as a 2020 Top 100 Leader in Sustainability. The Leader in Sustainability Award is given out annually to top-performing Call2Recycle program participants who excel with their battery recycling efforts. In 2020, more than 8.4 million pounds of consumer batteries were collected and recycled through
Continue ReadingOne of Sipi’s own creates an initiative to help local restaurants, first responders over the holidays
Article by Elena Ferrarin Updated12/24/2020 5:35 PM dailyherald.com Sylvia Chong of Palatine, pictured on the fire truck with her son Micah, 4, started an initiative to solicit donations to buy meals from local eateries for Palatine police officers and firefighters. A Palatine mom found a way to support local restaurants and first responders by askingContinue Reading
Sipi, along with other local businesses, helped Elk Grove community food banks get more than they expected.
June 3, 2020 – Sipi Asset Recovery provided a contingent of volunteers and supplies to help at the Elk Grove Community Food drive this past Saturday (MAY 30) to support the local community. Along with over 80 volunteers from local businesses, spread out at two locations, clocking in over 160 man-hours of labor, they collected
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