AMP elects former WM CEO David Steiner to board of directors
Steiner led WM from 2004-2016 where he contributed to the company’s technological expansion and financial growth

AMP has elected former WM CEO David Steiner to serve on its board of directors.
Steiner joined WM in 2000 and ascended the ranks to become general counsel and then chief financial officer before becoming CEO in 2004. He served in the role until 2016.
As CEO, Steiner is credited with delivering strong financial results and repositioning the $85 billion public company as a leader in the recycling sector.
"David brings a wealth of leadership experience and an impressive record of execution at the largest environmental solutions provider in North America, and we're pleased to welcome him to AMP's board of directors," says Tim Stuart, CEO of AMP. "David's perspective will amplify our efforts to embed our solutions into the waste industry and build on the company's momentum following a new round of funding and a significant deal with Waste Connections."
Steiner says, "AMP's solutions are driving strategic change in waste and recycling, and I'm eager for the opportunity to join Tim and the team and contribute to the expansion of technology that's enhancing the economics of transfer stations, preserving airspace in areas where landfill expansion is limited, and lowering the cost of recycling, all enabling a new model for the processing of municipal solid waste."
Earlier in his career, Steiner was a partner at the law firm of Phelps Dunbar LLP. He is currently the lead independent director of FedEx , where he also chairs the board's nominating and governance committee and is the director of Vulcan Materials Company.
He was previously a director of TE Connectivity and WM and currently serves on several nonprofit and educational boards, including the E.J. Ourso College of Business at Louisiana State University. Steiner received a bachelor's degree in accounting from Louisiana State University and earned his juris doctor from the UCLA School of Law.