Contributing Disruptive Process Technologies for a Thriving Planet

We drive value through sustainability, transforming the way high-tech devices are manufactured by moving to circular closed loop processes.
We envision serving life by transforming detrimental industrial processes into reusable resources that result in economic, social and planetary benefits.
Purity ReSource is a for-profit public benefit company developing sustainability technologies that extend chemical life-times through recovery, reprocessing and reuse.

We create profitable business by contributing to what we value.

We value all forms of life.

We value the earth and the resources it provides.

We value our customers and support them to overcome challenges.

We value our suppliers and appreciate how they enable our efforts.

We value our local communities for welcoming our presence.

We value our employees and are grateful for their dedicated efforts.

We value the industrial eco-systems we are part of and are eager to collaborate.

We value our investors for boldly participating in the realization of our vision.

5 Year Goals

1

Reached over $100 million in materials and technology sales across multiple industries

2

Enabled recycling and re-use of over 1 million tons of chemical materials each year

3

Developed several novel purification and computational technology platforms

4

Invested in our employees to produce a higher standard for conscious business

Daniel Alvarez Ph.D.

Founder & CEO

An entrepreneurial, C-suite level business and scientific leader with over 25 years of noteworthy experience across the semiconductor industry, Daniel Alvarez is widely recognized as a materials innovator, industry thought leader, and subject matter expert. He holds over 30 patents and has published over 50 technical and scientific reports.

Daniel has served in multiple executive-level leadership roles throughout his career, directing teams to transform processes in technology, marketing, revenue growth, and customer success.

Daniel earned his Ph.D. in inorganic chemistry from Indiana University and served as a James Irvine fellow at the California Institute of Technology.