About the Founder and President of Think Renewables Group, Inc.

Paul Stevers is a Canadian engineer, inventor, and entrepreneur focused on developing practical technologies for challenging environments. After graduating from the engineering program at University of Waterloo, he co-founded Impax Incorporated in 1984 and later joined Bio-Oxidation Inc. in the United States to lead the development of advanced medical waste processing systems.

As part of the management team at Bio-Oxidation, Paul Stevers helped raise more than US$10 million in investment capital, support the company’s growth, and facilitate its successful acquisition by a large public corporation. He later co-founded Oxidation Technologies, Inc., a consulting company focused on improving and managing medical waste processing technologies.

Following the events of September 11, 2001, Paul shifted much of his attention toward developing technologies and renewable-resource solutions that could support long-term stability and economic opportunity in underserved and conflict-affected regions, particularly Afghanistan and parts of Africa.

In 2004, Paul founded CharityHelp International (CHI), a non-profit organization dedicated to supporting children and communities in developing countries. In 2010, he founded Think Renewables, Inc. to develop rugged and adaptable computer-related technologies designed to operate in difficult environments. These products have supported applications in education, commerce, communications, and telemedicine. In 2014, he established Think Renewables Group to coordinate and scale the operations, technologies, and strategic initiatives of his growing network of companies.

Paul also co-founded Climate Solutions Advancement Network (ClimateSAN) in 2018 and founded Integrated ClimateTech (iClimateTech) in 2022 to further advance integrated climate and sustainability solutions.