Andrew Mangan is founder and president of Pathway21, a software development company that enables business-to-business industrial reuse through the award-winning Materials Marketplace software platform, supporting a culture shift to a circular, closed-loop economy.

Mangan is also the founder of the United States Business Council for Sustainable Development, a non-profit association of businesses launched in 1993. The Council combines the capabilities of its members to develop, test and scale sustainability solutions. The Materials Marketplace is one solution that is scaling after more than 20 years of work.

Mangan received a master’s degree from the Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism and attended the Columbia School of International Affairs as an International Fellow. He served as deputy commissioner for natural resources with the Texas General Land Office, as a congressional correspondent for the Associated Press, and as a commercial salmon fisherman in Southeast Alaska.

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