Jacob Frost grew up in Bakersfield. He manages YouTube channels to facilitate growth and attract advertising dollars. Additionally, Jacob works as an engineer at Crimson Resource Management, an oil production company. He is happily married to his better half, Gabrielle, and enjoys chasing after his 2-year-old daughter.
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Prayer: Clint Trimmer
Flag Salute: Jay Rosenlieb
Song: God Bless America
Greeter: Randy Saunders
Visiting Guests:
Sheryl brought Kelly Youngstrom, COO of Kern Venture Group
Kristen brought Shallena Heber of Valley Center for the Blind
Cristian Sanchez of Cazador Consulting Group was the guest of someone with poor penmanship
Juan Brought his good friend Kamul Bhukka of Capstone Partners
Jorge brought Alex Balfour of Cushman & Wakefield
Jorge brought Sean Hart of Alliance Financial
Doc brought Katie Barton of Grow Public Schools
Andrea brought Nancy Lynn Miller of Kern Dance Alliance
Milad brought Klaus Garcia-Pacheco of the Bakersfield Cash Register
Mary Trichell came out of Rotary retirement
Spoke Joke:
Good News:
Garro Ellis is singing Wyoming’s fight song and is back in Bakersfield. Keep sending prayers!
Aaron announced this is the fastest Give Big Kern has raised $200k. Give Big Kern: Details here
New Member:
Michael Tree, CEO of Golden Empire Transit
Program
John Sacco, President of Sierra International Machinery
Founded by Ben Sacco in California in 1946 as Sierra Bag Company for agricultural packaging, expanded into scrap metal recycling in 1959 with Sierra Iron and Metal. John Sacco, as President, oversees Sierra's growth into a leading provider of recycling equipment. Sierra's innovative multi-dimensional processing machines, like the shear/baler/logger, revolutionized the industry, backed by insights from their recycling business, Sierra Recycling and Demolition. The company's commitment to honesty and family values, ingrained by Ben and carried on by John, is integral to Sierra's reputation and customer relations.
Fun Facts:
Recycling aluminum uses a staggering 95% less energy compared to virgin aluminum production. This translates to a significant reduction in greenhouse gas emissions
It only takes about 60 days to recycle an aluminum can and put it back on store shelves as a brand-new can
Recycling one car saves a massive amount of raw materials - over 2,500 pounds of iron ore, 1,400 pounds of coal, and 120 pounds of limestone
Recycling one car saves a massive amount of raw materials - over 2,500 pounds of iron ore, 1,400 pounds of coal, and 120 pounds of limestone
An aluminum can will linger in a landfill for a staggering 200 to 500 years
The US contributes over 20% of the world's supply of recovered copper
The US processes enough scrap metal daily to construct 25 Eiffel Towers
Steel is the world's most recycled material, with 80 million tons recycled annually in the United States alone
The scrap industry used to be one of the most dangerous industries in the United States, but it is not even in the top ten anymore
Recycling industry is the world's 5th most dangerous industry
96% of all iron and 85% of all other metal commodities come from industrial recycling, not the blue bin recycling program that most people think of
Most metals can be recycled infinitely without losing their quality
95% of a freight ship can be recycled
70% of all steel in America is made from recycled iron
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Jacob Frost grew up in Bakersfield. He manages YouTube channels to facilitate growth and attract advertising dollars. Additionally, Jacob works as an engineer at Crimson Resource Management, an oil production company. He is happily married to his better half, Gabrielle, and enjoys chasing after his 2-year-old daughter.
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