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Revivn's mission is to make enterprise hardware lifecycle management more convenient for businesses, and to make an impact on the environment and community.
69% employee growth in 12 months
Social enterprise Revivn has been working to help solve two major problems for the United States: reducing the amount of electronic waste, and providing device access to underserved communities. The company takes and repurposes outdated electronics from companies like Lyft, Airbnb, and Twitter, and works on initiatives to bring them to schools and communities nationwide.
It’s this second, socially-oriented aspect that distinguishes it from the likes of refurbishment startups Refurbed and Reboxed, or even the recycling giant Electronic Recyclers International. It is this aspect, too, which may help Revivn draw in further investment following previously successful rounds. Social impact investment has grown in recent years, and Revivn may be well placed to take advantage of this if they choose to.
Revivn is a public benefit corporation, which means the company itself is aligned with an increased interest in the idea of business as a tool for social or civic good. Perhaps more lucratively for Revivn, is that larger companies are under increasing pressure from consumers and stakeholders to demonstrate ethical methods of business. Revivn’s environmental and social focuses sells its services as an attractive twofold response.
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Company Specialist at Welcome to the Jungle
John Fazzolari
(Co-CEO)Worked as an Associate Principal Examiner at FINRA, and then joined the Startup Institute as an Adjunct Instructor.
Anthony Serina
(Co-CEO)Worked as a Prime Brokerage Associate at JP Morgan, and also founded RPPC Industries.