2000
The company is founded to meet the need of growers as they expand to service large national retailers with rental rack solutions.
2005
We bring on four retail chains, and continue our regional expansion across the United States. We also sign our first asset management customer.
2006
We start picking up lawn tractor crates from The Home Depot.
2009
Our national expansion is complete—making our company nationwide.
2013
We begin servicing independent garden centers with our rental rack program.
2014
We begin selling racks to customers for internal and/or disposable use. We also expand asset management operations and acquire several nationwide customers.
2017
We add another two asset management clients, tripling the size of our non-nursery revenue.
2018
Our office relocates to El Segundo, California.
2020
Our 20th anniversary! We celebrate with our rebrand, and add three more nationwide asset management clients.
First introduced to his passion for the environment through outdoor sports, Ned explored the world and witnessed the impact humans can have by being wasteful. Waiting on the sideline was not an option, so he sought to combine the skills he gained in corporate America with his desire to take action to help the environment.
Fortunately, he found his tribe of like-minded entrepreneurial folks who share his vision of eliminating disposable waste. Now, he is living his dream and gets to help our team grow together to create a meaningful impact that lasts for generations. When he is not finding ways to increase our impact, you can find him in the sand or mountains with his wife, children, and friends.
Tim began his career crunching numbers in Public Accounting before joining a global leader in the Powersports industry. He worked on several acquisitions and high-growth divisions, fueling his passions for Finance, entrepreneurship, and the great outdoors.
If there is anything he likes more than balancing a budget, it’s balancing our carbon footprint, so Reusability was the perfect next step. Now he works on building our team, our systems, and our finances. When he is not proving to the world that you can save money and the environment simultaneously, he’s most likely “gone fishin."
Brian has over 25 years of experience in Logistics and Supply Chain Operations. He has held various executive logistics and supply chain positions at start-ups, 3PLs, and global Fortune 300 manufacturing firms. Throughout his career, Brian has been responsible for the worldwide implementation of various transportation and logistics initiatives. These initiatives have collectively created over $200 million in bottom-line productivity for these companies.
Brian holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Logistics from the University of Tennessee and earned an MBA from The University of North Carolina at Charlotte. He is married with two adult children.
Growing up in NY, traveling summers to National Parks, Ryan grew to have a strong appreciation of the outdoors. This appreciation, coupled with an inherent need to seek out efficiency and eliminate waste, led to a natural alignment with the goals and perspective of Reusability. Today, Ryan works to improve our operational methodology to create a more efficient system servicing the nursery industry and beyond. When enjoying time away, you can find him in automotive-related recreation of autocross and off-road exploration.
Max started his career as a grassroots organizer working on environmental campaigns, helping stop drilling in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge and support funding for our National Parks. He later started an eCommerce company, built programs for an Indian Microfinance Institution, purchased and ran an IT Services company, and led a software company through its acquisition. Through all of it, he's remained committed to fighting waste and protecting the environment.
He has degrees from MIT and Colby College and lives in Nashville with his wife, kids, dogs, bees, and chickens.
When she first started with Reusability, she was attending college and majoring in psychology, where she discovered her passion for working with people. That passion has continued for years at Reusability, as she has continued to grow within the company and help support its direction. Customer service and sustainability are what keeps her intrigued.
When she is not solving problems and servicing our customers, Lucy enjoys serving home-cooked meals to her family and friends.
