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• 'What should we do with a $100,000 windfall?' May 18, 2012
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• Save on health care, even as your body falls apart May 18, 2012
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• The Facebook effect on San Francisco real estate May 17, 2012
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Inc. Magazine

• How to Find the Right Partnerships November 19, 2009
  We just did something that some would say is crazy. We -- the company best known for making "worm poop" gardening products bottled in what were previously plastic soda bottles, and for turning billboards into messenger bags -- are creating products based on Huggies and Scott paper products from Kimberly-Clark.Excuse me?No, not used diapers and hand […]
  Tom Szaky
• Name Your Own Price! October 23, 2009
  We just made what some may consider either a stupid move or a brilliant move, but it's definitely an interesting one -- we've opened a retail store. But that's not the part in question here. We've got solid product offerings that customers clearly want. No, what makes this launch unique is that we've decided to start out by letting p […]
  Tom Szaky
• Going Global: Risky or Necessary? September 17, 2009
  In an economy like the one we're facing now, the conventional wisdom is to pull back on the reins, focus on your core business, and economize in every way possible. We've never been a company to follow the conventional wisdom, and a historic recession isn't enough for us to lose our fearless ways.TerraCycle is about to go where we've neve […]
  Tom Szaky
• Making Sustainability Sustainable August 11, 2009
  When you think of socially responsible, sustainable food companies, which come to mind? Ben & Jerry's? Stonyfield Farm? New Belgium?How about Mars?Mars? You mean the company that makes Milky Way, Starburst, and 3 Musketeers, among others? Not likely top of mind for you. Yet. And I'd wager it just may be in the coming years. Why? Mars recently m […]
  Tom Szaky
• When Does Partnering Make Sense? July 9, 2009
  What are you good at as a company? What are you not? Though we at TerraCycle (and I imagine you too) like to think we can do anything we set our minds to, we know what our core competencies are: Branding, materials science and repurposing, and post consumer collection programs. Anything else, we can do it, but there are often others that do it better. And in […]
  Tom Szaky
• Go Big or Go Home? June 10, 2009
  As entrepreneurs, we all know the value and necessity of forming partnerships. Little would get done in the business world without a solid network to help grow our companies. Form an alliance with the right organization and your impact is amplified exponentially. But that begs a tough entrepreneurial question: Should a younger, cutting-edge company join forc […]
  Tom Szaky
• Revolution in a Bottle March 31, 2009
  My book, Revolution in a Bottle, hit the streets this week. It is a quick read that is meant to flow more like a novel, less like a business book. It follows the story of TerraCycle from our beginnings in my dorm room, shoveling maggot filled organic waste, to creating products we sold to Wal-Mart and other major big box retailers, getting sued by Scotts, an […]
  Tom Szaky
• Would You Pay More to Go Green? March 18, 2009
  As I've written in this blog previously, I believe the "green premium" works against green businesses, limiting their growth and thus their collective impact on sustainability. I think that all green producers should cut costs and focus on volume to offset their lower margins.I can't tell you how many times I've heard someone citing […]
  Tom Szaky
• Will the Down Economy Hurt Quality? February 4, 2009
  I'm noticing a recurring direction of today's retailers in light of the economic downturn we currently find ourselves in. People are addicted to consumption, but have less money to spend. The solution that most big-box stores are adopting is to reduce the prices of the products they sell. In order to accommodate, manufacturers have to reduce the qu […]
  Tom Szaky
• Will the Recession Kill Green Business? January 16, 2009
  We are arguably in the midst of the biggest boom the green-business movement has ever seen, with all those who have been paving the way for more than two decades saying that we are truly at the turning point. So what will happen now that we are mired the worst economic downturn since the Great Depression? The recycling industry has already been hit hard. Wit […]
  Tom Szaky