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Eric Hartz
Board Director & Co-Founder Nexus Circular, LLC
Eric Hartz is a prominent entrepreneur and business leader, best known as the Co-founder, President, and Board Director of Nexus Circular, LLC.12 Here are some key details about Eric Hartz:
Professional Background
Nexus Circular: Eric Hartz co-founded Nexus Circular, an advanced recycling company that transforms used plastics for reuse, with the goal of reducing plastic waste.1 The company uses a simple pyrolysis process to convert landfill-bound plastics into circular materials that can be used to make new recycled plastics.1
Other Ventures: Prior to Nexus Circular, Hartz was involved in several other successful ventures:
- Co-founder, former President & CEO of RentBureau, LLC, acquired by Experian2
- Founding member and President of Security First Network Bank, the world's first internet bank2
- CEO and Director of ZapMedia2
- Consultant at McKinsey & Co., advising on various industries2
Education
Eric Hartz has a strong educational background:
- BS in Electrical Engineering (summa cum laude) from Virginia Tech
- MS in Electrical Engineering from Massachusetts Institute of Technology
- MBA with distinction from Harvard Business School2
Current Roles
In addition to his position at Nexus Circular, Hartz is also:
- Managing Partner of CTW Venture Partners, an early-stage venture capital fund2
- Board director at various companies, including a logistics payments company and Lending Science2
Expertise and Approach
Hartz is known for his expertise in:
- Developing economically viable and scalable solutions for plastic recycling1
- Creating innovative business strategies and launching new products2
- Raising capital and participating in successful exits and IPOs2
His approach at Nexus Circular focuses on creating a commercially viable solution that is both environmentally friendly and economically sustainable.3
Eric Hartz resides in Atlanta, GA, with his wife and children.2
Highlights
Macy's trying yet again to reinvent, Radio Shack closing 500 stores, CVS stopping tobacco sales, On-line trumping touch-and-feel retail - but so much opportunity remains to meet shoppers' “don’t know what I don’t know” of the retail experience that can be converted into greater share of wallet - it just takes new thinking (and it's not just about big data.)
