Building the Rails to Eliminate Single-Use Plastic Water Bottles with Manuela Zoninsein, CEO and Founder at Kadeya

Hardware to Save a Planet

In this episode of Hardware to Save a Planet, Dylan is joined by Manuela Zoninsein, CEO and Founder at Kadeya. This company offers sustainable solutions by reimagining the entire supply chain of water bottles while pivoting away from single-use plastic bottles. Manuela explains how her company has developed a vending machine that recycles, sanitizes, and refills customized water bottles made from recycled glass and stainless steel. This eliminates single-use plastic bottles and reduces the carbon emissions from the manufacture and distribution of water bottles by over sixty percent.

Manuela is a Harvard graduate with a passion for sustainability since the age of eighteen. She is also an early-stage impact investor, supporting women-led companies focused on urban sustainability solutions. Kadeya is her third successful startup in the sustainability space.

Episode Resources:

• Manuela Zoninsein on LinkedIn
• Manuela Zoninsein on Twitter
• Manuela Zoninsein on Instagram
• Kadeya Website
• Kadeya on LinkedIn
• Kadeya on Twitter
• Kadeya on TikTok
• Kadeya Club on Instagram
• Synapse Website
  
  

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