Soave Enterprises is suave enough to manage multiple lines of business. The company's wide-ranging interests are divided into four main industries: real estate (residential and industrial development), auto dealerships, beer distribution, and a catch-all diversified holdings group that includes businesses ranging from waste collection and transportation to scrap metals processing as well as units engaged in hydroponic tomato gardening and taxi services. The bulk of Soave's operations are in Michigan. President and CEO Anthony Soave, who founded the company in 1961, owns Soave Enterprises.

Stericycle, Inc., together with its subsidiaries, provides regulated waste management and related services in the United States, Canada, Argentina, Chile, Mexico, Ireland, Portugal, Romania, and the United Kingdom. The company offers various services, which include Bio Systems sharps management services that reduce the risk of needle sticks; various products and services for infection control; Steri-Safe Occupational Safety and Health Act and Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act compliance programs; and regulated returns management services for expired or recalled products. It serves large-quantity generators of regulated waste, such as hospitals, and pharmaceutical companies and distributors, as well as small-quantity generators of regulated waste, such as doctors’ offices and retail pharmacies. Stericycle, Inc. was founded in 1989 and is based in Lake Forest, Illinois.

Synagro Technologies, Inc.,the company collects biosolids created by the treatment of wastewater at municipal and industrial plants throughout the US. Synagro Technologies makes money by drying, pelletizing, composting, and incinerating the biosolids and by transporting them for land application as soil base and fertilizer. The company also cleans out sewage lagoons and designs biosolids recycling systems. Synagro Technologies is owned by investment firm The Carlyle Group.

Tetra Tech EM, a subsidiary of Tetra Tech, provides environmental engineering and consulting services to government and commercial customers. Environmental consulting areas of expertise include site cleanup and restoration, hazardous waste management, air quality, water resources, regulatory permits and compliance, natural resources management, energy management, and environmental management systems. The company, which was established in 1982, also offers management consulting services such as strategic planning and analysis, graphic and production services, communication and conference facilitation, and information management.

Tetra Tech NUS, Inc., provides environmental consulting, engineering, and remediation services. Its expertise extends to such areas as air quality management, compliance services, environmental analysis and planning, health sciences, homeland security, information technology, radioactive and hazardous waste investigation and protection, and water and wastewater treatment. Now part of engineering giant Tetra Tech, the company stemmed from nuclear utility consulting and engineering firm Nuclear Utility Services Corporation (NUS Corporation), which was founded in 1960. Clients, including government agencies and commercial industries, are served through 17 offices across the US.

Drinking water protection is one of the areas of sage advice offered by The Cadmus Group. The environmental consulting firm (named after Cadmus, the Phoenician wise man who founded the city of Thebes) provides research and technical support services, primarily to government agencies (including the US Environmental Protection Agency). Other specialities include air quality, energy conservation, environmental risk assessment, and regulatory support, as well as marketing and public education related to environmental programs. Cadmus operates from half a dozen offices throughout the US. Chairman Gene Fax and Managing Director Ralph Jones founded the firm in 1983.

Partnering with more than 300 corporate clients and hundreds of small and medium business enterprises, The CarbonNeutral Company assists its clients in reducing their greenhouse gas emissions, realizing operational efficiencies, new business revenue opportunities, and making a positive impact on climate change. It measures how much carbon dioxide a client emits, constructs a reduction plan and assists in communications to its stakeholders. The CarbonNeutral Company then creates a portfolio of renewable, clean energy carbon offset projects and manages that portfolio for its client. Customers, which come from more than 30 countries, include Tata Steel Europe, SAS, and Sky. CarbonNeutral was founded in 1997.

The Environmental Quality Company, known as EQ, provides hazardous- and industrial-waste treatment and disposal services. The company also offers facility management, cleaning, recycling, and environmental remediation services. Michigan-based EQ is the largest privately held environmental services business in that state. It also acts as a project manager for the End of Life Vehicle Solutions (ELVS) nationwide mercury switch program, which disposes of mercury switches (used in automobiles prior to 2003). EQ operates from more than 20 locations in the Midwestern and eastern US. The company was founded in 1957 by Michael Ferrantino.

Environmental services company Lemna operates through two main business units. Lemna Technologies provides treatment and floating cover systems for municipal and industrial wastewater lagoons. Its offerings include a biological process that treats wastewater with minimal maintenance. Lemna Technologies has installed more than 200 systems across the US. The company's Lemna International unit designs a variety of infrastructure projects, including renewable energy generation facilities and water and wastewater treatment systems. It has designed and built more than 300 projects in 16 countries. Lemna was founded in 1983.

Titan Technologies, Inc. licenses recycling technologies to tire recycling plants in the United States and internationally. It utilizes thermolysis, together with a proprietary reactor catalyst, to recycle tires and other scrap material. The company offers its technology for construction and operation of commercial plants to recycle waste tires and plastics into marketable products. Titan Technologies has a working relationship with Adherent Technologies, Inc. to develop technologies for recycling electronic (computer) scrap and waste plastic. The company was formerly known as Titan Uranium Corporation and changed its name to Titan Technologies, Inc. in 1986. Titan Technologies was founded in 1954 and is based in Albuquerque, New Mexico.

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