About - Bold Reuse

About Bold Reuse

Ending single-use waste by making reuse easy for all.

At Bold Reuse, we build smart, circular systems that replace single-use waste with durable, reusable packaging. From sports stadiums to concert venues we help businesses and communities shift from throwaway culture to sustainable, scalable reuse.

How we Work.

What sets us apart is our unwavering belief in the power of collaboration. We understand that achieving true sustainability requires a collective effort. That’s why we collaborate closely with partners, customers, and stakeholders, each playing a vital role in crafting a future where waste becomes a thing of the past.

Our Growing Network of Wash Hubs

We're operating in 7 Cities across the US

Charlotte
Chicago
Kansas City
Phoenix
Portland
Seattle

As demand for reuse grows, so does our footprint. From stadiums to campuses, we’re building the infrastructure to make reuse the norm, not the exception.

the Bold codes we live by

Mission Driven

Addressing climate change by reducing waste and emissions is our north star. Every decision we make aligns with this mission to create lasting environmental impact.

Mission Driven

Addressing climate change by reducing waste and emissions is our north star. Every decision we make aligns with this mission to create lasting environmental impact.

Mission Driven

Addressing climate change by reducing waste and emissions is our north star. Every decision we make aligns with this mission to create lasting environmental impact.

Optimistic

The future is ours to create. We approach our work with optimism and collaboration, believing in a healthy, waste-free world built together.

Optimistic

The future is ours to create. We approach our work with optimism and collaboration, believing in a healthy, waste-free world built together.

Optimistic

The future is ours to create. We approach our work with optimism and collaboration, believing in a healthy, waste-free world built together.

Resource-Conscious

Reuse conserves existing resources. We operate with respect for the value of all materials we use and strive to minimize waste.

Resource-Conscious

Reuse conserves existing resources. We operate with respect for the value of all materials we use and strive to minimize waste.

Resource-Conscious

Reuse conserves existing resources. We operate with respect for the value of all materials we use and strive to minimize waste.

Accessible

Reuse is for everyone. While we recognize there’s more work to do in making our services accessible to all communities, we are committed to improving through collaboration with our partners.

Accessible

Reuse is for everyone. While we recognize there’s more work to do in making our services accessible to all communities, we are committed to improving through collaboration with our partners.

Accessible

Reuse is for everyone. While we recognize there’s more work to do in making our services accessible to all communities, we are committed to improving through collaboration with our partners.

Health-First

We prioritize safety. Leading the reuse industry, our policies and procedures meet global food manufacturing standards to protect partners and customers alike.

Health-First

We prioritize safety. Leading the reuse industry, our policies and procedures meet global food manufacturing standards to protect partners and customers alike.

Health-First

We prioritize safety. Leading the reuse industry, our policies and procedures meet global food manufacturing standards to protect partners and customers alike.

Collaborative

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Collaborative

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Meet our Founders

Jocelyn Quarrell

Co-founder

Jocelyn Quarrell is a reuse and sharing systems expert with 15+ years of experience building and scaling access to sustainable services that enable humanity to greatly reduce our impact on the planet, primarily in the transportation and waste reduction industries. As CEO of Bold Reuse, Jocelyn leads a diverse and inclusive team of innovators and changemakers who are reimagining the future of packaging. She thrives as a collaborator working with stakeholders across industry, government and advocacy groups to develop mutually beneficial programs and relationships that enable positive change.

Prior to co-founding Bold Reuse, Jocelyn worked with Alta Bicycle Share to launch bike share systems in New York City, Chicago, Chattanooga, Columbus and San Francisco. She also worked with Zipcar, first in their corporate customer success department and then later supporting member acquisition efforts for their Portland field office in 2010, when the company became the world's largest car-sharing service. Jocelyn's professional experience also includes serving as the President of the Board of Directors for the Oregon Timber Trail Alliance, an organization dedicated to increasing access to Oregon's premier backcountry thru-trail, and as a member on the City of Portland's Bicycle Advisory and Off-Road Cycling Master Planning committees.

Jocelyn Quarrell

Co-founder

Jocelyn Quarrell

Co-founder

Heather Watkins.

Co-founder

Heather Watkins, CRO at Bold Reuse, propels tech startup growth. Leading Marketing, Sales & Finance, she fuels a waste-reducing mission. Her family’s wastewater background fuels her sustainability passion. She solves climate change via business, aligning with visionary companies.

Prior to Bold Reuse, Heather ran a consultancy, serving startups like Contentful, Iterable, OpenGov, and OpenInvest. Heather’s experience also includes roles as an early employee of Marketo, which went public in 2013, and Optimizely, which was acquired in 2020. At Impossible Foods, she drove B2B growth, addressing food sustainability. She also sits on the Board of the Rebuilding Center, a non-profit organization that aims to make reuse and repair affordable for all, reduce waste, and make the best use of our planet’s limited material resources.