WAKIVAKY, a Slovakia based startup production company, is seeking partnerships to expand their mission in reducing Co2 emissions into the atmosphere.
WAKIVAKY takes a zero waste philosophy in their business model to produce backpacks, laptop and mobile device cases, wine bags, folders and seat bags. To turn their philosophy into action, the team at WAKIVAKY has partnered with automotive manufacturers in Europe to use recycled materials in the products, a term known as upcycling. (www.wakivaky.com)
WAKIVAKY is seeking to partner with more automotive manufacturers as well as business-to-business corporations in order to acquire more recycled materials and make a greater contribution to ESG targets in Europe. New partnerships would further enable WAKIVAKY to produce more of their products for the consumer market, and more of their products being sold will reduce significantly more Co2 emissions.
In addition to manufacturing their own products, WAKIVAKY offers individual services to corporate clients. These services include the development of environmentally friendly and Co2 reducing products, the processing of recycled materials to be used as upcycled material on a production scale. They also hold seminars that are focused on the upcycling of textile and combined materials, zero waste, recycling of textile material, textile waste and its life cycle in the circular economy.
One of WAKIVAKY’s biggest partnerships they are currently a part of is the Selitex project (Second life for textile) in which WAKIVAKY helped finance efforts to reduce the negative impact of the textile industry on the environment. “Thanks to targeted support from Norwegian grants, we were able to transform and streamline company processes, protect our top products (brand and design registrations at EUIPO), and strengthen our production capacities,” says Lucina.
WAKIVAKY was founded by Dominika Podolanova who originally developed the concept in 2014 while she was studying in college. She turned the concept into action and founded the startup-company in 2019.
Radovan Lucina, strategic management and controlling officer of WAKIVAKY, says…
“We are seeking new partnerships with more automotive manufacturers, so we can take in more of their recycled materials and use them in the production of textile products that can contribute to the reduction of Co2 emissions,” says Lucina. “We strive to help other companies meet their ESG goals and work toward making all of Europe a greener and healthier environment. Together we can do more, so accept our challenge and support us. You can contribute and accelerate our concept and business model to. Become a supporter or investor. Follow us www.wakivaky.com/investor”
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