Brent Bolger is the founder and President of Brendar Environmental Inc. Since 1994 Brent has operated Brendar Environmental. It is a hazardous waste service niche company that assists medium sized industrial clients and municipalities with customized waste management programs.

In 1979 Brent graduated from the University of Waterloo with a Hon. Bachelor of Science degree. During his years in school he worked for two summers in the MOE Pesticides section in North Bay. His first introduction to business began with CIL in Dartmouth Nova Scotia and later in Ingersoll, Ontario as a Sales Assistant in the chemical fertilizer industry.

His first entry into the hazardous waste industry began in February of 1982 when he started working with the former Tricil Sarnia Ltd located in Corunna Ontario. As a Technical Sales Representative he assisted clients from a wide spectrum of industry types across Central and South Western Ontario.

Brent left Tricil in 1987 and then worked with the Walker Industries Group – Woodington Systems Inc and the former KUB Coatings for the next seven years. This position provided him with another opportunity to continue serving the hazardous waste market, but in addition it also allowed him to work closely with Walker Industries’ remediation, laboratory and landfill services located in the Niagara Peninsula. With his transfer to KUB Coatings in Kingston, he developed a thorough understanding of the paint and paint recycling industry with this small innovative paint manufacturing facility.

The cross section of industries, situations, services and operations Brent has participated in has permitted him to bring these service elements to Brendar Environmental Inc. Brent is an individual who appreciates and values the work and assistance of the staff at Brendar Environmental. Equally, he holds the trust that clients place in our company in very high regard.

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Brent grew up in North Bay, Ontario and currently resides in Kingston, Ontario. He is married to Darlene and they have two daughters and one son.

He is a past member of the Rotary Club of Cataraqui Kingston and values the Rotary “Four Way Test” and the business principals of that organization. (To see more about the Rotary Four Way Test you can go to the Resources page).