Albert Boufarah
Albert Boufarah is a serial entrepreneur from Lakewood, New Jersey. In 1998, he founded SAMR, Inc., a single-service company that takes care of clients' computer and electronics recycling needs. Albert Boufarah also founded a tree care and removal service, which serviced the Ocean County Areas from 1993 to 1998.
SAMR Inc President Albert Boufarah Announces A Prompt, Efficient Way Of Collecting Electronics. Albert Boufarah Shares The Importance of E Waste Recycling for Business. A Discussion With Al Boufarah, Founder of SAMR Inc., As He Shares Advice For Entrepreneurs. Born and raised in Freehold, New Jersey, Albert (Al) Boufarah is an experienced entrepreneur with 20 years of experience in the electronic recycling industry and multiple years of experience in other fields.
With a trueborn entrepreneurial spirit, Al Boufarah started his journey to become his own boss early on. He founded and owned both a waste management company and tree care and removal company, which serviced the Ocean County area from 1993 to 1998. Throughout his work with both of these ventures, he realized that there were precious metals in used electronics he was required to dispose of and he began taking the computers apart and selling components for gold value. He then began selling recovered memory and hard drives. Through this, he realized the potential of electronic recycling. Albert Boufarah Announces SAMR Inc.’s Fleet Of Trailers, Dumpsters To Expand. Albert Boufarh and SAMR Inc.
Expand Their Fleet of Trailers and Dumpsters LAKEWOOD, NEW JERSEY, UNITED STATES, May 25, 2020 /EINPresswire.com/ -- The past year has been one of unprecedented growth for Lakewood, NJ based electronic waste recycler Supreme Asset Management & Recycling (SAMR Inc.). The company has seen an increased number of requests for electronics storage dumpsters from municipalities in & out of the Garden State, and requests for e-waste collection events have gone well beyond the typical seasons of highest demand (Spring & Autumn). Accesswire. Accesswire. Accesswire. Accesswire.
Albert Boufarah, CEO SAMR Inc. Launches Astounding Fluorescent Bulb and Battery Recycling Program in the United States. SAMR Inc.'s Albert Boufarah Warns Corporations to Protect Data as SHIELD Act is Signed Into Law. LAKEWOOD, NJ / ACCESSWIRE / January 20, 2020 / Citing the New York state SHIELD Act that was recently signed into law, Albert Boufarah, Founder and President of SAMR Inc., one of the nation's premier fully integrated IT and electronics asset disposition provider and cybersecurity-focused hardware destruction company, has warned of an abruptly changing legal tightrope for all companies that manage customer information.
The recently signed law follows the GDPR trend of expanding who is covered under data protection regulations. For example, SHIELD covers all business types with private information (as opposed to federal laws like HIPAA and GLB that focus on specific business sectors). Also, as a direct result of this law, even businesses that are not located in the State of New York may be subject to fines. The SHIELD Act applies to all companies that have information that is applicable to any New York resident or entity. Albert Boufarahinfo@samrinc.com. Yahoo fait désormais partie de Verizon Media. LAKEWOOD, NJ / ACCESSWIRE / January 13, 2020 / Albert Boufarah, the president of SAMR, Inc., a premier electronics recycling company that services customers across the United States, has recently added new hard drive destroying technology.
This is the next step in ensuring the complete destruction of sensitive customer data. Albert Boufarah founded SAMR, Inc. in 1998. As the owner and CEO as well as the president of the company, Mr. Boufarah ensures that SAMR keeps up with the latest standards, technology, and innovation in the industry. Accesswire. An Important Message from SAMR Inc. Regarding COVID-19. Albert Boufarah and SAMR Inc.
Address COVID19 SAMR Inc. and President Albert Boufarah release a message to the public regarding COVID19. Albert Boufarah, Founder & President of SAMR Inc. Explains how SAMR Inc. Shifts to the Forefront of Solutions for Data Destruction. Press release content from ACCESSWIRE.
The AP news staff was not involved in its creation. LAKEWOOD, NJ / ACCESSWIRE / February 21, 2020 / SAMR Inc. a New Jersey-based electronics recycling & asset management company that has taken its commitment to consumer data protection to the next level: they have introduced an internal robotic solution designed to shred, crush, and separate components of a hard drive. Even more notable is how the machinery is capable of completing this process around 200 times per hour. Albert Boufarah CEO, SAMR Inc. Announces Acquisition of State Of The Art Shredder.
To help the increased collection of electronic waste over the last year, SAMR Inc.has brought in a new top of the line industrial grade shredder.
LAKEWOOD, NEW JERSEY, UNITED STATES, April 3, 2020 /EINPresswire.com/ -- Albert Boufarah, founder & President of SAMR Inc., stated that the company had one of its busiest years on record last year, and is making absolutely certain that their Lakewood, NJ based facility can keep up with the steady influx of materials that are arriving on a daily basis. “Technology is rapidly evolving. It only makes sense that electronics recyclers will have to evolve with it.”, Boufarah explains. “The quicker that new laptop or smartphones arrives on the market, that means the old equipment is going to be showing up in our warehouse equally quickly.
Albert Boufarah, CEO SAMR Inc. Announces Maryland Expansion. After two decades of operation in New England and the Tri-State area, SAMR Inc. is expanding their reach into Maryland.
LAKEWOOD , NEW JERSEY, UNITED STATES, April 1, 2020 /EINPresswire.com/ -- A trusted name in electronic waste recycling in the northeast for 20 years, SAMR Inc. has announced plans to expand by opening a 30,000 square foot facility in Maryland. The goal, as stated by SAMR Inc. founder & President Albert Boufarah, is to serve its customer base in The Old Line State in an even more prompt fashion, as well as to expand its customer base in the entire Delmarva region.
Details are in the works, and are expected to be announced soon. “From the beauty of Baltimore’s Inner Harbor to the thrills of the Ocean City boardwalk, we love Maryland and are excited to be a part of such a vibrant, thriving state.”, Boufarah said. “What started with one customer over 10 years ago has grown to exciting new opportunities beyond what we could have imagined.”.
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Wanting to always be his own boss, he learned the ropes of entrepreneurship early. When he was younger, he owned a waste management company as well as a tree removal company. While working in both of those industries, he noticed something that most others had overlooked. There were precious metals in the used electronic he was being asked to dispose of. He began taking the computers and mainframes apart and selling the components for their gold value. SAMR, Inc. is a premier electronics recycling company that focuses on recycling responsibly and efficiently. Accesswire. Baystreet.ca. LAKEWOOD, NJ / ACCESSWIRE / February 24, 2020 / New Jersey based electronic waste recycler Supreme Asset Management & Recycling Inc.
(SAMR Inc.) has been receiving overwhelming demand for their walk-in containers, which have been increasingly turned to as a method of handling residential electronic waste in the Garden State as well as New York & Pennsylvania. Albert Boufarah, founder & President of SAMR Inc., said "We cannot keep these dumpsters at our facility for very long. We've been hearing feedback from towns all around the State explaining how they have been instrumental in reducing clutter and improving organization at DPW facilities, and telling us that they've recommended us to their neighbors. We're doing everything in our power to keep up with the demand. ". The containers themselves are highly versatile due to their dense metallic exterior and ability to withstand all weather conditions, Boufarah explained.
Contact: Accesswire. Albert Boufarah, CEO of SAMR Inc. Announces Intent to Expand Into Pennsylvania. LAKEWOOD, NEW JERSEY, UNITED STATES, May 20, 2020 /EINPresswire.com/ -- From its humble beginnings 20 years ago to its growth to a regional powerhouse today, Lakewood, NJ based electronics recycler SAMR Inc. has seen its business grow well beyond the Garden State. In particular, they have brought a number of municipalities & businesses on board from Pennsylvania.
This growth has led Albert Boufarah, founder & President of the company, to establish a new 30,000 square foot collection & recycling facility in the Keystone State. “We’ve identified our top area for growth in the last several years as Pennsylvania, especially within an hour of the State Capital, Harrisburg.”, said Boufarah. “To better serve our customers in the central part of the State as well as broaden our reach to the Greater Pittsburgh Region, we are announcing a plan to establish a new location to be determined, which will be a short drive away from Harrisburg proper.”. You just read: Yahoo fait désormais partie de Verizon Media. LAKEWOOD, NJ / ACCESSWIRE / March 9, 2020 / When the weather gets milder, it's always a good time to clean up your surroundings. This includes moving out those old electronics that are just taking up space in your basement & attic. Fortunately, there is a solution. Lakewood, NJ based electronics recycler Supreme Asset Management & Recovery (SAMR Inc.) has been hosting highly successful recycling events around New Jersey & Pennsylvania for over a decade.
From the rural landscapes of Warren County to the bustling suburbs of Philadelphia, there always seems to be a big turnout wherever the SAMR trucks & trailers wind up going (of which they have acquired more to accommodate increased demand). SAMR Inc. Plans Expansion Into Busy Rhode Island Market. LAKEWOOD, NEW JERSEY, UNITED STATES, May 11, 2020 /EINPresswire.com/ -- Electronics recycler SAMR Inc. has been in operation since before smartphones were commonplace. From its location in central New Jersey, they have provided reliable e-waste recycling & asset management service from Maine to Virginia for the last two decades.
Company founder & President Albert (Al) Boufarah has announced plans to better serve the population centers of southern New England by opening a Rhode Island location. “We identified the area as being among the most densely populated in the country in all directions.”, Boufarah said. “Having a location on the outskirts of Providence will enable us to address the high demand of business & residential recycling needs for this thriving region.”. Rhode Island, known as The Ocean State, is one of the most densely populated of all states and has been one of the fastest growing as well. “The state is underserved in general by e-waste recyclers.”, Boufarah stated. Accesswire. Yahoo fait désormais partie de Verizon Media. Baystreet.ca. Albert Boufarah Shares The Importance of E Waste Recycling for Business.
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We are slowly coming to grips with the devastating consequences of the coronavirus pandemic on the healthcare and economic landscapes. However, there is another looming threat that could eventually be even more debilitating and costly: a staggering surge in electronic waste (e-waste) contributed by the growing ranks of remote workers. “Americans annually throw away an estimated $55 billion in e-waste, and only 12.5 percent of all e-waste is recycled. This means that in the U.S. alone, there is a whopping $48.1 billion dollars that is not being recycled, which is not just money down the drain — it is a real and pressing environmental threat that, if left unchecked, could contribute to a full-blown ecological catastrophe,” commented Albert Boufarah, the Founder and CEO of leading data destruction and electronic waste recycling firm SAMR Inc.
SAMR Inc. President Albert Boufarah Discusses the Importance of IT Asset Disposal. How to Properly Manage IT Assets To Protect Your Data Anyone who has ever experienced a data breach will tell you that dealing with the aftermath is not a pleasant experience. A compromise has occurred to roughly 1 in 3 consumers over the past year and ensuring the safety of your personal info can be exhausting and time consuming.
The threat is such that we’re seeing legislators scramble to come up with plans to protect consumer data by whatever means they can. Albert Boufarah Shares the Importance of E-Waste Recycling for Business - Primopreneur. Each business plays a part in contributing to sustainability initiatives for the purpose of environmental preservation. Such an endeavor can even be beneficial to corporations when it comes to presenting end-of-year reports marking their sustainability pursuits. Whatever the particular motivation may be, the benefits of responsible electronic waste recycling (e-waste) are vast.
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While recycling electronic products is a popular way to reduce a person’s carbon footprint, the other two “Rs” of Reduce and Reuse should be taken into consideration. Recycling alone is not enough to lessen our carbon footprint and reduce the amount of waste that goes into landfills. Tech consumers often assume that the only possible end for their products is the trash can or recycling program. Albert Boufarah. Americans throw away an estimated $55 billion in e-waste material annually, and only 12.5% of all electronic waste is currently recycled. This means that $48.1 billion dollars is not being recycled. Albert Boufarah - CEO of SAMR Inc. Albert Boufarah Explains How to Get Your Kids Thinking Green.
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