Ola Filter
Ola Filter is ending water poverty with affordable filters in the developing world.
Overview
Raised: $164,800
Rolling Commitments ($USD)
07/31/2021
$2,891
75
2021
Energy, Power, & Natural Resources
Cleantech
B2B/B2C
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High
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Founder Profile
Founder Profile: Elizabeth Clandos of Ola Filter
In well-developed countries, clean water is readily accessible at the mere turn of knob almost anywhere. But in many poorer and less developed countries, clean water can be expensive and difficult to come by.
Ola Filter has a solution. This women-owned business creates simple, affordable water filters that can be distributed in less developed countries. We reached out to its CEO and co-founder Elizabeth Clandos to learn the origins of the company and its goals going forward.
Note: This interview was conducted over phone and email. It has been lightly edited for clarity and length.