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Next year, January 8-11, we will be going to The International Consumer Electronics Show (CES 2019) in Las Vegas, USA to present and discuss our communications protocol for the circular economy that can be applied in virtually endless range of product value chains. As part of StartupDelta delegation headed by Dutch Prince Constantijn, together with other entrepreneurs and innovators we will be representing Dutch startup scene to more than 182,000 industry professionals.

When Jordi and I decided to go the forum, we didn’t know what to expect. However, the organisation showed a lot of professionalism which gave us confidence to start planning our one-week trip to Arkansas!

This Friday, Circularise welcomed a delegation of students from TU Berlin to the premises of Yes!Delft as part of a university seminar on supply chain urbanism.

We are proud to announce we have been selected as one of 10 innovators from a pool of 125 applications for this years LAUNCH 2018 challenge focusing on Customer Engagement and New Business Models.

We simply can not continue the way we, as a society, have been producing our goods and services. Products are build, used and subsequently thrown away. If we keep on disposing of these products and keep extracting resources at this rate, we as a species, in the long run, will be waist deep in trash and short on resources.

At Circularise, we believe that cross industry cooperation is a key factor for innovation. That's why when we received an invitation to N3XTCODER's Hackathon on Supply Chain Transparency we immediately packed our bags and flew to Berlin. 

We’re continuing to grow here in Delft and we’re happy to welcome Teresa Oberhauser to the Circularise team.

When one looks at the debate around supply chains today, the buzzword seems to be “transparency”. Why, then, is not transparency the way to circularity; and what is? We are going to argue in this article that the answer lies in a concept that we call “flexible transparency”.

Following a number of new business wins, we've been busy recently expanding our team.

Having a strong Advisory Board is key for any startup! This was especially noticeable the other day during a meeting with the members of Circularise’s advisory board, at our office in Delft.

“The Circular Phone” report provides practical answers to common financing pitfalls for circular businesses, using Fairphone as the real-life example.

“I feel that 2018 is indeed starting,” said David Peck, Senior Research Fellow at Delft University of Technology, after he signed the official documents to be Circularise’s board advisor in early January.

Today we are welcoming aboard the newest member of our team, Brian Smits.