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How can product leaders build innovative solutions to tackle the complex challenges of the circular economy? In this episode hosted by Jonathan Ozeran, Rheaply VP of Product Sabira Lakhani shares insights on navigating the journey of creating asset reuse, material exchange, and empowering industries to transition from a linear to a circular model. From her early experiences witnessing the global waste crisis to building technology that enables circularity at scale, her story offers valuable lessons on driving systemic change through product development.
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Sabira Lakhani has over a decade of experience in designing and building solutions for circular economies. Sabira is VP of Product at Rheaply where she leads a team delivering reuse solutions to large enterprises. While pursuing her Master’s at MIT, she worked with Apple on packaging and end of life disposition projects. Previously, she led Saahas Zero Waste’s Operations and Client Experience team that implemented decentralized waste management solutions at large campuses across India. In her role as Board Member at a circular economy non profit, S3IDF, Sabira helps source and evaluate pro-poor investment opportunities.
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Jonathan is a product and operations leader, company builder, investor and advisor. He has assembled, scaled and led product, design, software engineering, hardware engineering and machine learning teams across numerous financing stages (pre-seed through Series G).
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