Overview
Clarissa Morawski is the founder and chief executive of Reloop, which she established in March 2015. She is based in Barcelona. She has also been principal of CM Consulting since January 1998, and her record lists a combined position as chief executive of Reloop Platform and principal of CM Consulting held since that same date.
Between 2009 and 2014 she was a course instructor at Trent University. Earlier in her career she worked at the Recycling Council of Ontario, where she was coordinator of waste reduction information systems from 1993 to 1996 and then manager of program development from 1996 to 1998.
She studied mathematics and philosophy at Queen's University, graduating with a Bachelor of Arts in 1990, and attended Bishops College School in Quebec from 1983 to 1986.
Career history
- FounderReloop
In the news
- Did you know the UK will have the largest centrally managed Deposit Return Scheme (DRS) in the world from October 2027? Earlier this week, Reloop, Marine Conservation Society and Trash Free Trails hosted a parliamentary reception to celebrate the upcoming DRS, look ahead to the year to come, and discuss how it will be a vital tool in tackling litter on our streets, trails and beaches. We were joined by Exchange for Change, the UK’s Deposit Management Organisation, to talk through the roadmap to implementation. Currently, UK
- A level playing field: The future of plastics recycling in Europe Europe's plastics recycling industry faces growing challenges, from slowing investment to increasing competition from imported recycled materials. So, how can EU policy support fair competition while encouraging investment in European recycling? Join Reloop CEO Clarissa Morawski, Francisca Melia (Eastman), Kaunain Rahman Rehfeld (ALPLA Group), and Joe Papineschi (Eunomia Research & Consulting - Certified B Corp.) for a discussion on the future of plastics
- Great podcast with Libby Peake from Green Allaince
- One year to go until the UK’s Deposit Return Scheme launches! 🎉 With just one year to go until a Deposit Return Scheme (DRS) comes into operation across England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland, the countdown is on. At the Labour Party Conference, Reloop CEO, Clarissa Morawski, joined the British Soft Drinks Association to discuss what the scheme will mean for the UK. Alongside Coca-Cola Europacific Partners, The Good Growth Foundation and Minister for the Circular Economy Emma Hardy, Clarissa explored how DRS can: ♻️Reduce
- Reloop's CEO Clarissa Morawski will be joining an important panel focused on the Deposit Return Scheme at the UK Labour Party Conference next Monday. As the UK approaches the one year to launch mark for for the deposit system, this will be a vital chance to discuss the roll-out with the new Circular Economy Minister Emma Hardy MP. For those attending the conference in Liverpool, full details and sign up for the session are available at: https://luma.com/48mbnimv British Soft Drinks Association / The Good Growth Foundation
- What drives producers to support high-performing deposit return systems? Speaking at the Canadian EPR Forum in Québec City, Reloop CEO Clarissa Morawski joined an expert panel to share lessons from beverage container collection systems across Europe and North America. ♻️ Binding policy targets: Recycling, recycled-content and collection requirements create a need for reliable access to high-quality materials. 🔄 Access to valuable resources: Well-designed systems can help producers recover the material generated by their own
- What does good Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) policy look like in practice? Introducing Reloop’s new EPR Toolbox - a practical guide to designing and implementing EPR schemes that are fair, transparent and effective. EPR is a powerful tool for driving the circular economy. But with approaches to governance, financing, targets and measurement varying significantly across jurisdictions, so too does scheme performance. Reloop's CEO, Clarissa Morawski, introduces our new toolbox from the Canadian EPR Forum. The toolbox
- The Global Deposit Book community continues to grow 👇 Thanks to the sponsors of the Global Deposit Book, we can continue to provide a free, independent and evidence-based resource that helps inform better policy and system design worldwide. Their support ensures trusted knowledge remains accessible to policymakers, system operators, researchers, industry and civil society working to advance deposit return systems. 📅 A huge thank you to every organisation supporting this year's edition. Sponsorship confirmations remain open
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