Watch and learn – with BIR Academy

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The Bureau of International Recycling (BIR) is preparing to launch the first of a series of educational videos to share industry knowledge, deepen understanding of complex market and policy issues, and support the next generation of recycling professionals.

Its ‘More Knowledge Together’ series kicks off this month with a look at the London Metal Exchange (LME), offering practical explanations and insights. LME experts Christian Mildner (head of corporate client development), James Macdonald (head of trading operations) and Yang Liu (head of China client development), share their knowledge through a series of interviews with the BIR’s Murat Bayram.

Explainer film

Produced under the BIR Academy branding, the organisation has also produced an introductory film to outline how the videos are structured, who they are designed for, and how they aim to complement BIR’s long-standing role as the global platform for knowledge-sharing, advocacy and business development in recycling.

BIR president Susie Burrage says it has always been her vision for the BIR Academy to provide materials that empower its members, regardless of their location or career stage. ‘In today’s fast-paced, visual world, this video series reaches our community wherever they are, making the most of how we all share and learn today.’

Wide range

The video series will cover a wide range of topics relevant to the recycling industry, including market structures, regulatory frameworks, trade mechanisms, sustainability challenges and emerging trends. Filmed with experts in real-world settings and decision-making environments, the videos are intended to make complex topics more approachable while maintaining technical accuracy and depth.

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