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EIRAVATO
Company type	Private
Industry	Sustainability software
Founded	15 October 2015
Founders	Marcin Kulik (CEO & CTO), Steve Cassidy (COO)
Key people	Marcin Kulik (CEO & CTO), Steve Cassidy (COO)
Website	https://eiravato.com

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EIRAVATO (SmartTrace Limited trading as EIRAVATO) is an Irish company founded in October 2015 that provides AI-powered waste management software.

History

EIRAVATO was founded by Marcin Kulik and Steve Cassidy. The company has been recognized by Enterprise Ireland as a High Potential Start-Up (HPSU)^[1] and has received state funding through several European accelerators, including Huge Thing (Poland),^[2] HPSU (Ireland), and Fit4Start (Luxembourg). Additionally, EIRAVATO has secured private funding to support its development and expansion.

Recognition and awards

IBYE Competition Winner (Fingal) 2016^[3]
Bank of Ireland Start-Up Awards 2017

The company has also been featured in several prominent publications, such as:

The Sunday Business Post: 100 Hot Start-Ups^[4]
Build Magazine: Best Waste Management Solutions 2019^[5]

Industry engagement

EIRAVATO has participated as a speaker in various industry events, including:

G-Stic Forum
CleanTech Forum
MovinOn Forum

Certifications

EIRAVATO has achieved the Carbon Trust Certification for its Carbon Waste Modelling, including PAS 2050:2011, and was recognized as one of Solar Impulse Efficient Solutions in 2019.^[6]

References

^ "Eiravato raises €550,000 to help firms turn waste into profit". The Irish Times.
^ "Mam Startup" (in Polish).
^ Ken, Anderson. "County's Young Entrepreneurs to compete at Regional Final on January 25th". www.localenterprise.ie.
^ "100 Hot Start-Ups E-K". www.businesspost.ie.
^ "2019 Recycling and Waste Management Awards". www.build-review.com.
^ Impulse, Solar. "Eiravato - Solar Impulse Efficient Solution". solarimpulse.com.

External links

Official website

[Irish_Times-1] "Eiravato raises €550,000 to help firms turn waste into profit". The Irish Times.

[MamStartup-2] "Mam Startup" (in Polish).

[IBYE_Fingal-3] Ken, Anderson. "County's Young Entrepreneurs to compete at Regional Final on January 25th". www.localenterprise.ie.

[The_Sunday_Business_Post-4] "100 Hot Start-Ups E-K". www.businesspost.ie.

[Build_Magazine-5] "2019 Recycling and Waste Management Awards". www.build-review.com.

[Solar_Impulse_Foundation-6] Impulse, Solar. "Eiravato - Solar Impulse Efficient Solution". solarimpulse.com.

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