Sortera Technologies, Inc., an innovative material sorting company with an upcycling platform powered by artificial intelligence, data analytics, and advanced sensors, names Wall Street veteran Kenneth Leet as Chairman of the Board. Leet is Sortera’s first Chairman, joining the Company’s Board at a crucial time in its history and exceptional growth period. With more than three decades of leadership and experience in the financial sector Leet’s experience working with industrial companies will play an instrumental role as the Company ramps up for its next phase of accelerated growth, which includes expanding its footprint across the country with additional sortation facilities to serve multiple industries.
“Kenneth is a well-regarded leader who has an outstanding reputation with vast experience in investing and advising some of the world’s largest blue-chip companies from various industries to success. We are deeply honored and enormously pleased that he recognizes Sortera’s potential and has agreed to join our Board and assume the role of Chairman,” said Michael Siemer, CEO of Sortera Technologies. “In three short years, Sortera has transformed the recycling industry with its cutting-edge technology聽and has established itself as a key player in the $1 trillion metals and recycling markets. We are excited for Sortera’s growth prospects, and I am confident that Ken’s track record, strong leadership, and wealth of experience in the industrial sectors will contribute to establishing Sortera for success for decades to come.”
“I am honored to have the opportunity to serve as Sortera’s Chairman at this important time in the company’s history,” Leet said. “I have had the opportunity to work with Sortera’s leadership team and have come to appreciate the level of sophistication of its technology platform聽and the potential application for the industrial sector. I have deep respect for their thoughtful and strategic approach to building Sortera into a world-class materials sorting company that can benefit many industries across the U.S. and beyond.”