Trade organization for recyclers EERA appoints Judith Wanjala as new officer

The European Electronics Recyclers Association (EERA) has announced the appointment of Judith Wanjala as its new Policy, Communications and Members Officer. Judith Wanjala will officially assume her role on 1 October 2025, supporting EERA’s CEO, Julie-Ann Adams, in advancing the Association’s objectives. Founded in 2004, EERA is a non-profit trade organization representing companies involved in the recycling of waste electrical and electronic equipment (WEEE). Its mission is to advocate for member interests, promote fair competition, and ensure environmentally sound processing of e-waste. The Association also works to combat illegal exports of WEEE and hazardous materials across Europe.

Judith Wanjala’s professional background

Judith Wanjala brings extensive experience in communications, stakeholder engagement, and sustainability within the electronics recycling sector. She has collaborated with multiple EERA members and partners, strengthening the Association’s presence and influence in Europe’s circular economy efforts.

Educational achievements enhance expertise

Born in Kenya, Judith Wanjala moved to the Netherlands in the mid-1990s. She is fluent in Swahili, Dutch, and English, with strong proficiency in German. In 2021, she earned a master’s degree in Sustainable Supply Chain & Logistics from Osnabrück Business School, Germany, enhancing her understanding of global supply chains and sustainable practices.

EERA board expresses strong support

The EERA Board has warmly welcomed Judith Wanjala, highlighting her experience and enthusiasm for advancing the Association’s mission. Her appointment is expected to strengthen EERA’s advocacy, communications, and member engagement activities across Europe.

Judith Wanjala looks forward to contribution

Judith Wanjala has expressed excitement at joining EERA, emphasizing her commitment to supporting Europe’s electronics recycling industry and promoting a circular economy where e-waste is treated as a valuable resource. With Judith Wanjala Wanjala on board, EERA aims to further influence policy, standards, and best practices in e-waste management while fostering sustainable growth and fair market competition.