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Jitesh Shetty Is Turning Sustainability's Paper Chase Into Software
The Qwiklabs co-founder once mapped influence inside Enron's email archive. Now he is applying the same appetite for structured evidence to corporate climate claims - and asking companies to trade spreadsheet theatre for audit-ready data.
Murat Sönmez Is Building the Memory Sustainability Forgot
After decades making data move faster, Murat Sönmez is asking a harder question: can a company remember where every sustainability number came from? Pulsora is his answer - part software platform, part audit trail, and increasingly an operating system for decisions.
Celine King Took a Detour Into Trucking - and Found a Data Problem on Wheels
She trained for the lab, learned the language of business, and landed in freight. Now GreenIRR is turning vehicle-level data into a practical case for cleaner, more efficient trucking.
Tim Howard Is Teaching Buildings to Tell the Truth
After three decades in software, the Clemson facilities operator turned a basement experiment into CarbonCents - a company that makes power, water and occupancy data useful before the next utility bill arrives.
Alexis Normand
Alexis Normand spent years turning personal data into useful signals. At Greenly, he is applying the same instinct to corporate carbon - making an invisible liability legible enough to manage.
Saleh ElHattab
Saleh ElHattab is the founder and CEO of Gravity, a San Francisco-based carbon accounting and energy management platform that helps industrial businesses measure emissions, cut energy costs, and automate sustainability disclosures. A former product leader at Samsara and Salesforce IoT, and a former Eclipse Ventures venture partner, he raised a $13M Series A in January 2025 led by Ansa Capital, bringing Gravity's total funding to more than $20M with customers including WM, Autodesk, and MiddleGround Capital.