WE ARE PULPEX
MEET THE TEAM
Scott Winston
CEO
Scott is an R&D leader with extensive experience in developing, integrating and deploying the very latest technology advances to generate commercial growth within global brands to open new consumer opportunities
Sandy Westwater
Executive Chairman
In addition to his background at P&G and PA Consulting, Sandy is Co-Founder of Pilot Lite Group. During his career, he has developed key relationships with leading multi-nationals across FMCG, Consumer Health, Nutrition and Pharma
Simon Haworth
CFO
Structured finance specialist with a career spanning investment funds, investment banking and law. Prior to Pulpex and Pilot Lite, Simon was Global Head of Execution at Barclays Capital and then a partner of C12 Capital Management
Zoe Masey
Finance Director
As a qualified finance professional who has worked in both the UK and Middle East, Zoe has extensive experience of developing and enhancing business platforms for global start-ups - ensuring financial robustness through organisational lifecycles
Barrie Harvey
COO
With over 25 years of operational engineering and leadership in complex technical environments, Barrie brings a wealth of team building, transformational and performance optimisation experience to the Pulpex business
Euan Burns
CTO
An experienced business and engineering leader with a background in the Royal Navy, Goldman Sachs and Thames Water. Euan has been a Chartered Engineer for over 15 years and is responsible for industrialising all aspects of the Pulpex technology
Adam Cooper
Business Support Director
Joining as a Business Support Director in 2021, Adam provides Pulpex with a range of programme, project, HR and logistical support. After graduating, he joined the Royal Navy before taking on roles at Berkeley Group, Babcock International and Biffa
OUR CORPORATE PARTNERS
Part of its 10-year 'Spirit of Progress' action plan to help create a more inclusive and sustainable world
Committed to halving its use of virgin plastic materials by 2025 as key part of its sustainable packaging strategy
As part of pep+, PepsiCo is developing disruptive and innovative business models to transform the way the world thinks about packaging
Haleon aims to reduce its use of virgin petroleum-based plastic by a third and to develop solutions for all product packaging to be recyclable or reusable by 2030
Castrol aims to halve its plastic footprint* by 2030 as part of its PATH360 Sustainability Strategy
Committed to 75-100% of its packaging being recyclable, refillable, reusable, recycled or recoverable by 2025
Kraft Heinz is aiming to make all packaging globally recyclable, reusable or compostable by 2025
OUR SUSTAINABILITY PARTNERS
Part of the bio economy and a leading global provider of renewable solutions in packaging, biomaterials and paper
A leading international producer of specialty chemicals for pulp and paper packaging markets
*To promote the responsible design and management of plastic packaging along its life-cycle, Castrol defines its plastic footprint as the amount of virgin plastic included in its packaging per litre that isn't recycled.Its baseline is 2019.