CheckSammy Executive and Leadership Team

Sam Scoten, the Co-Founder & Chief Executive Officer at CheckSammy, directs the overarching vision for sustainable waste reduction across North American municipalities. Scoten architects the strategic framework for the CS Cities program, ensuring alignment between municipal goals and textile recovery targets. By fostering collaborative relationships with city officials, the Chief Executive Officer drives the adoption of proprietary software designed to capture real-time sustainability data. This leadership role involves constant evaluation of market trends to optimize landfill diversion rates. Sam Scoten maintains a focus on scaling operations to meet the growing demand for measurable environmental impact. Through rigorous oversight of corporate governance and long-term planning, the Chief Executive Officer ensures CheckSammy remains the premier solution for urban textile management. Scoten consistently prioritizes efficiency and innovation to reduce the carbon footprint of partner cities while maintaining high standards for operational excellence.

Kristopher Kelley, the Chief Operating Officer at CheckSammy, manages the complex logistics network required to divert textiles and household goods from landfills. Kelley oversees the strategic placement of distribution centers and the deployment of the company fleet to ensure maximum collection efficiency. By refining operational workflows, the Chief Operating Officer guarantees that the CS Cities program functions with precision across diverse geographic regions. Kristopher Kelley monitors real-time reporting metrics to identify bottlenecks and implement immediate process improvements. This role requires constant coordination with field teams to maintain high service levels for municipal partners. Through the optimization of supply chain logistics, the Chief Operating Officer supports the broader mission of reducing environmental waste. Kelley drives internal scaling efforts, ensuring that infrastructure keeps pace with the rapid expansion of service territories. The Chief Operating Officer remains dedicated to operational reliability and the continuous improvement of waste recovery systems.

Paul Botelho, the President and CSO and Co-Founder at CheckSammy, directs the development of sustainability best practices and environmental impact reporting. Botelho architects the educational initiatives for homeowners, ensuring community engagement remains a cornerstone of the CS Cities program. As the Chief Sustainability Officer, the President and CSO and Co-Founder evaluates the efficacy of waste reduction strategies to ensure alignment with global environmental standards. Paul Botelho collaborates with city officials to design bespoke solutions that address the unique textile overflow challenges of specific regions. This leadership role involves translating complex environmental data into actionable insights for municipal stakeholders. By championing the integration of proprietary software, the President and CSO and Co-Founder enhances the transparency and measurability of sustainability efforts. Botelho drives the company's commitment to reducing carbon footprints through innovative, data-driven methodologies. The President and CSO and Co-Founder ensures that every operational decision reflects the core mission of creating a cleaner, more sustainable future for urban populations.

Donald Campbell, the Chief Revenue Officer at CheckSammy, leads the commercial strategy to expand the footprint of sustainable waste solutions within the public sector. Campbell identifies new market opportunities and secures partnerships with municipalities seeking to modernize textile recovery efforts. By aligning revenue growth with the company's sustainability mission, the Chief Revenue Officer ensures long-term financial stability. Donald Campbell manages the sales pipeline and negotiates contracts that facilitate the implementation of proprietary software and collection services. This leadership role involves analyzing market data to tailor service offerings to the specific needs of different urban environments. Through the development of robust commercial strategies, the Chief Revenue Officer drives the adoption of next-generation waste management practices. Campbell coordinates with other executive leaders to ensure that revenue targets support the necessary investment in logistics and technology. The Chief Revenue Officer maintains a focus on sustainable growth and the expansion of the company's influence in the environmental sector.