Gary Lewis.
CEO & Co-Founder · Resourcify
Gary Lewis is the CEO & Co-Founder of Resourcify, a platform designed to digitize and optimize waste management and recycling processes. Gary's vision for a zero-waste future is driven by his extensive experience in the industry, which has earned him recognition as a Forbes 30 under 30 honoree. His leadership focuses on promoting a circular economy and supporting companies in their net-zero transitions​.
Guest
Gary Lewis
CEO & Co-Founder
Company:
Resourcify
Location:
Greater Munich Metropolitan Area
Funding:
$15M Raised
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Welcome to another episode of Category Visionaries — the show that explores GTM stories from tech's most innovative B2B founders. In today's episode, we're speaking with Gary Lewis, CEO & Co-Founder of Resourcify, a digital waste management platform that has raised over €15 Million in funding.

Here are the most Interesting Points from the Conversation:

Five takeaways from this conversation.

Actionable for Clean Energy & Climate Tech founders

  1. Leverage Circular Economy for Revenue
    Businesses can turn waste management from a cost center into a revenue stream by effectively managing and selling their waste. This approach can also contribute to sustainability goals.
  2. Focus on Execution and Value Creation
    To disrupt an established industry, focus on adding real value and executing efficiently. Resourcify's success lies in its ability to simplify complex processes and deliver tangible benefits to clients.
  3. Optimize for Strategic Partnerships
    Partnering with forward-thinking investors and stakeholders can significantly enhance your company's growth trajectory. Resourcify's relationships with innovative investors have been crucial in their expansion.
  4. Early Stage Fundraising
    In a maturing VC ecosystem, especially for niche areas like climate tech, securing early-stage funding can be more accessible. However, ensure that the investors align with your long-term vision and add strategic value.
  5. Empower Internal Teams
    By automating routine processes, companies can free up their sustainability managers to focus on strategic initiatives, leading to higher recycling rates and additional revenue opportunities.