Simplified Environmental Solutions Welcomes John Kowalik as Vice President of Marketing

Simplified Environmental Solutions (SES), an innovator in true zero waste to landfill solutions, has named John Kowalik as its new vice president of marketing. Kowalik joins SES after more than a 15 years leading marketing efforts for US manufacturing and environmental risk management firms. Kowalik's work has focused on transforming distressed industrial assets into new productive resources, a philosophy that aligns directly with SES's mission of converting waste materials into new resouces like alternative fuels, recyclables, and compost.

"It's exciting to work with a team that's solving real-world problems like waste reclamation and landfill diversion, and actually making a measurable difference for the environment," said John Kowalik.

The new role comes as SES continues expanding its zero waste footrprint across the United States. The company now operates six facilities across Missouri, Kansas, Tennessee, and Utah, offering comprehensive landfill diversion services including alternative fuel production, food waste depackaging and composting, industrial recycling, and TRUE Zero Waste certification support.
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To connect with John Kowalik or learn more about SES, please email jkowalik@zerowaste-ses.com or connect via LinkedIn at https://www.linkedin.com/in/johnkowalik.

About Simplified Environmental Solutions: Simplified Environmental Solutions (SES) provides sustainable waste management solutions to customers nationwide. With six zero waste facilities across Missouri, Kansas, Tennessee, and Utah, SES offers a complete range of landfill diversion services, including non-hazardous materials processing, industrial recycling, and assured destruction of finished goods. Additionally, SES processes non-recyclable materials into alternative fuels for industrial applications, a direct offset to coal and natural gas. SES helps US companies of all sizes meet sustainability goals, eliminate waste from operations, and participate in the circular economy. For more information, visit www.zerowaste-ses.com.