Focusing On LifeCycle Of Branded Merchandise

 


In this episode of Sustainable Practices we speak with Ben Grossman founder of SwagCycle. SwagCycle is a startup focused on responsibly managing the lifecycle of branded merchandise. When companies rebrand or get acquired, many often dispose of their obsolete branded merchandise. Read More at: https://soundcloud.com/madhavi-venkatesan/swag-cycle

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