Ashley Etling

Ashley Etling has a diverse work experience in various industries. Ashley is the CEO and Co-Founder of LimeLoop, an IoT solution company that provides sustainable shipping logistics for e-commerce. Ashley is responsible for creating a reusable shipper and engagement sensor that offers retailers visibility, security, and predictive analytics from point-of-order to return.

Additionally, Ashley has worked as a Mentor at All Raise since 2019, providing guidance and support to entrepreneurs. Ashley has also served as an Advisor at Numina.co, a civic tech company that focuses on creating data-driven products to improve people's interaction with the physical world.

Furthermore, Ashley worked as a Community Advisor at CircleUp, a marketplace that connects investors with high-growth consumer and retail companies. Ashley helped facilitate equity investments and provided investor relations tools for companies and investors.

Ashley was also the CEO and Co-Founder of Atellia, a platform that shares stories and learnings from entrepreneurs worldwide, promoting transparency and good innovation. Additionally, Ashley co-founded Red Clay, a platform for on-demand industrial design. Ashley helped connect brands and retailers with freelance industrial designers and managed the design process.

Ashley's earlier experience includes working as a CEL (Center for Ecoliteracy) at the Center for Ecoliteracy. Ashley played a crucial role in marketing strategies, fundraising efforts, and educational seminars to achieve the organization's vision of a sustainable society.

Overall, Ashley Etling has a strong entrepreneurial background with a focus on sustainability and innovation in various industries.

Ashley Etling has a background in architecture, intensive studio, with a focus on design thinking workshops. Ashley attended Harvard University for their studies in Architecture, Intensive Studio. Additionally, they pursued a Bachelor of Arts & Science degree in Sociology at Fort Hays State University. Ashley also participated in design thinking workshops at Stanford University. There is no specific information available about their time at The Wharton School.