Our 200 plus members come from a broad spectrum of companies, non-profits and organizations with a common purpose of promoting economic prosperity and environmental sustainability in the area.
Our members represent the diversity of business and industry along the Gulf Coast including:
As a member of PEP, you will be informed about timely issues affecting the environment and business in the region. You will have an opportunity to network at our regular meetings with plant managers, purchasing and engineering managers of industrial sites in our area. We will also provide you with updates on projects at local industrial sites and information about member companies. And you will receive exclusive advertising options to other members as well as significantly reduced admission costs for our annual Industrial Reverse Trade Show.
The City of Mobile has announced it is now accepting old, unwanted, broken and outdated household electronics at its recycling centers through an expanded partnership with Chickasaw-based Ransom Solutions. City residents may drop
The Mobile Area Council of Engineers (MACE) announced nominations are now open for their annual awards. Award categories include Engineer of the Year, Young Engineer of the Year, Industry Innovator
During PEP’s November Member Breakfast, leaders from SSAB Americas, Outokumpu, and AM/NS Calvert, experts explored how companies are rethinking traditional steel production methods. The conversation focused on current sustainable
Thompson Holdings announced Andy Newton has joined its Board of Directors. Newton currently serves as President of Uniti Fiber, a billion-dollar fiber-optic company headquartered in Mobile, Ala. “Andy offers a
Master Boat Builders has been named the Mobile Chamber’s 2024 Innovator of the Year for its groundbreaking advancements in the shipbuilding industry, including its leadership in the design and construction of
Osprey Initiative announced the launch of a new curbside recycling program in Mobile, Alabama, designed to enhance the city’s waste management efforts and promote sustainability. Residents currently have the opportunity
