Every spring, the recycled materials industry gets together in one place. Deals get done on the exhibit floor, old friends catch up in the hallways, and ideas that started as a conversation over coffee turn into something real by the end of the week.
That place is ReMA The Show, and we’re proud to share that ReSpark is powering it again in 2027. It’s our third year in a row.
The show runs April 12–15, 2027, in Nashville, Tennessee. If you work in scrap and recycling, it’s the week to block off on your calendar.
Why we keep coming back
Three years in, the reason is the same as it was on day one: the people.
ReMA The Show brings together recyclers, industry leaders, equipment manufacturers, and technology providers from across the recycled materials supply chain. You can see who attends on the show site, but the short version is everyone who keeps material moving, from the scale house to the boardroom.
That’s exactly who we build for. Spending four days with them is the best way we know to hear what’s working, what isn’t, and what operators need next.
“ReMA The Show is where our industry comes together to make things happen. Deals get done, ideas get challenged, and conversations turn into action. We’re back for our third year powering the Show, with a bigger team and even bigger ambitions.”
— Gordon Driscoll, CEO of ReSpark
A bigger team this time
A lot has changed since our last trip to the show. ReSpark was formed in 2026 through the combination of GreenSpark and ReMatter, and we’ve kept growing since. That means more people on the floor in Nashville, more of the product to show, and more ways to help.
Gordon put it simply:
“We believe recyclers deserve technology that works as hard as they do, from connected operations to AI that solves real problems in the yard and the office. We’re proud to support the people moving this industry forward and help set the stage for what comes next.”
— Gordon Driscoll, CEO of ReSpark
What we’ll be talking about
Recyclers are dealing with shifting markets and operations that keep getting more complex. Most of the conversations we expect to have in Nashville come back to one question: how do you get your systems to keep up?
Our answer is one connected platform, built specifically for scrap. ReSpark brings the whole operation together:
When inventory, pricing, dispatch, and finance all live in the same system, information moves with the material. Teams spend less time re-keying data between tools and more time on customers, employees, and growth.
We’re especially excited to show what AI built for recycling looks like in practice. We don’t mean AI as a buzzword. We mean agents that take real manual work off the plate in the yard and the back office.
More than a booth
ReMA The Show is about more than technology, and that’s a big part of why we support it. ReMA puts real effort into helping its members learn, connect, and run stronger businesses, and the show is where that comes together.
In Nashville, you can walk the exhibit floor to see the latest equipment and technology, sit in on educational sessions (the show schedule is filling in now), and meet peers and partners at networking events throughout the week.
Some of the best business we’ve seen come out of the show didn’t start at a booth. It started over dinner, or in a hallway between sessions.
Plan your trip to Nashville
If you haven’t locked in your plans yet, start with registration. Once you’re registered, you can book a room through the show’s housing options. Everything else you need is at remashow.org.
Planning to be there? Let us know and we’ll set up time to meet. You can also keep an eye on our events page for everywhere else the ReSpark team will be between now and April.
See you in Nashville.
