Overview
Sam Chartouni is the CEO of aerobel, a role he has held since April 2020. He is based in Limburg.
He studied Idea & Innovation Management at Erasmushogeschool Brussel, where he obtained a bachelor's degree.
Career history
In the news
- What if bio-based insulation could offer more than a lower environmental impact? With Polyvox, Aerobel is developing a bio-based insulation technology designed around the requirements of industrial applications: consistent performance, scalable production and competitive potential. The technology positions itself between conventional PUR and PIR insulation and natural alternatives such as hemp, flax and wood wool. De Tijd spoke with our CEO Sam Chartouni about Polyvox, Aerobel’s growing production capacity and the road from material
- How much embodied CO₂ is still hiding in your floor screed? On 30 September, Sam Chartouni will take the stage at Futurebuild's Innovation Showcase during UK Construction Week in Birmingham. His session, “Beyond Cement: Cutting Embodied CO₂ in Floor Construction”, explores how Aeroscreed, powered by Covalloid, replaces cement entirely with a waste-derived binder. Attending Futurebuild? Join us at the Innovation Showcase. 📍 NEC Birmingham | 30 September | 12:30 – 13:00
- My big dream? Making Mars habitable.” It sounds ambitious. But then again, Aerobel started with an ambition that didn’t sound particularly realistic either. Our CEO Sam Chartouni began experimenting with aerogel in a makeshift laboratory in his garage. No background as an engineer or chemist. Just an obsession with one question: Could one of the world’s best insulating materials be made sustainable, scalable and accessible for construction? Twelve months later, there was a breakthrough. Today, that idea has grown into Aerobel and a
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