Paul Stevers is a Canadian engineer, inventor, entrepreneur, and founder of several organizations focused on environmental innovation, humanitarian development, and climate solutions. After graduating from the engineering program at University of Waterloo, he began his entrepreneurial career by co-founding Impax Incorporated in 1984 and later joined Bio-Oxidation Inc. in the United States to help develop advanced medical waste processing technologies.”
Earlier in his career, Paul Stevers was part of the management team at Bio-Oxidation, where he helped raise more than US$10 million in investment capital, grow the company, and support its acquisition by a large public corporation. He later co-founded Oxidation Technologies, Inc., which specialized in the advancement and management of medical waste processing technologies.
Over the course of his career, Paul has founded and led a range of organizations focused on technology development and social impact, including CharityHelp International (CHI) and ThinkRenewables Group (TRG). His work has focused on developing technologies and systems designed to operate effectively in challenging environments, with applications in education, commerce, telemedicine, renewable energy, and humanitarian development.
In 2018, he co-founded Climate Solutions Advancement Network (ClimateSAN) to support investment and collaboration in climate mitigation and adaptation initiatives. In 2022, he founded Integrated ClimateTech (iClimateTech) to maximize climate impact by integrating new and existing technologies in a sustainable, scalable, and commercially viable way.