Green Concrete
AquiPor aims to change the world from the ground up.
It’s developed permeable concrete, enabling rain and other liquids and gases to pass through it. The result is a material that could play a central role in reducing stormwater runoff pollution, urban flooding, and groundwater-depletion issues.
AquiPor owns the exclusive rights to patented and patent-pending permeable concrete and engineering technologies. It’s already raised more than two million dollars, and been named a Top 5 Emerging Stormwater Management Startup by StartUs Insights.
Now, following the passage of the Biden administration’s trillion-dollar infrastructure bill, the time has come for this company’s technology to address significant market opportunities valued at $380 billion.
Greg has been a co-founder in construction-related and climate-tech startups for more than a decade.
Early in his career, he co-founded Aroura, a company managing imports of specialty building products. From there, he co-founded KloroTech, a company marketing clay-based permeable pavers for on-site stormwater runoff management.
In addition to his role with AquiPor, Greg is involved with a pair of companies conducting research & development for non-kilned brick technology and low-carbon cements.
He earned a Bachelor’s degree in Business Administration and Management from Carroll College.
Kevin has been with AquiPor for eight years.
Previously, he was VP of Market and Product Development with KloroTech, the startup co-founded by Greg marketing clay-based permeable pavers for on-site stormwater runoff management.
He earned a Bachelor’s degree in Fine and Studio Arts from Washington State University.