Advancing Sustainable IT: ERA Connects with Tech Leaders at CIOCAN Peer Forum in Ottawa

By electronic recycling association June 5, 2025

The Electronic Recycling Association (ERA) was proud to participate in the recent CIO Association of Canada (CIOCAN) Peer Forum held in Ottawa—a premier event that brought together CIOs, IT professionals, and technology leaders from across the country.

This forum served as a valuable opportunity for ERA to engage with key decision-makers who are driving innovation while prioritizing sustainability, cybersecurity, and corporate social responsibility (CSR) in their organizations.

Championing Responsible IT Asset Disposition

At the event, ERA highlighted its secure and sustainable IT asset disposition (ITAD) services, which help organizations safely retire outdated technology while supporting digital inclusion initiatives. As a national nonprofit, ERA refurbishes donated devices and redistributes them to charities, schools, and nonprofits across Canada.

With over 500 charities on our waitlist, ERA emphasized the growing demand for refurbished laptops, desktops, tablets, and mobile devices—particularly from under-resourced communities working to close the digital divide.

A Shared Vision for Impact

Through meaningful conversations with CIOs and technology leaders, ERA reinforced the critical role that responsible electronics recycling plays in both data security and environmental stewardship. By partnering with ERA, organizations can:

  • Ensure ISO-certified data destruction and responsible reuse
  • Divert functional electronics from landfills
  • Fulfill ESG, CSR, and sustainability commitments
  • Empower local and global communities with access to technology

ERA is grateful to the CIO Association of Canada for organizing a powerful forum focused on the future of tech leadership. We look forward to continuing the conversations started in Ottawa and helping more organizations turn retired IT assets into social impact.

Learn more about our secure recycling and donation programs at www.era.ca