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Our sponsorships model delivers impact for businesses that are looking to support transparent and credible initiatives. The model also enables Seabin to clean up cities whilst we deal with the glacial speed of the bureaucracy involved to obtain the much-needed government financial support currently missing.
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Seabin has become data-led after realising a critical and global Microplastics data gap. Whilst our cleanup efforts have reached over 100 tons in 2 years, we understand that we will never win on volume alone.
Data and prevention can heal the planet with new policies and legislation for plastic pollution.
Seabin has the most accurate and reliable Microplastic data on the planet, and to further ensure a high standard of data, Seabin group have built the world’s first Microplastic and Ocean Health Research Lab based at the Australian National Maritime Museum in Darling Harbour, Sydney, with a 3-year residency.
The Microplastics lab is staffed from Monday to Friday by two full-time marine scientists. Daily lab tours can be booked at the ANMM front desk.
Click here to view the microplastics research lab video.
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Seabin launched LA as our second city in the 100 Smarter Cities by 2050 campaign after celebrating the success of Sydney and coinciding with Plastic Free July.
Route 1 comprises of 11 Seabin units operating in Marina Del Rey, California. Seabin partnered with the Patagonia Santa Monica store and then electric vehicle superstars, Rivian at their community centre in Venice. Both events were a huge success, with the local community and businesses expressing interest in helping clean up LA.
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100 Tons of Marine Litter Captured in Sydney
The projected amount of microplastics, plastic fibres and more to be collected each year in Sydney harbour was predicted at 28 tons; this number has nearly doubled, with over 100 tons captured from June 2020 to November 2022.
Below are some of the insights and examples of how the data can be used to monitor taxpayer-funded initiates like plastic bag and single-use bans.
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Australia. Seabin Pty Ltd
Pete Ceglinski, CEO + Co Founder
Charlie Griffith, General Manager, Seabin HQ
Veronica Bellman, Business Administration
Fallon White, Head of Global Partnerships
Hannah Mitchell, Partnerships Accounts Manager
James Delahuntley, Graphic Design
Kieran Gillfeather, Content Creation
Tom Batrouney, Operations & Experience
Jack Vitnell, Head Enviro + Data Systems
James Plasto, Enviro Tech & Volunteer Co-ordinator
Timothy Loveridge, Enviro Tech
Australia. Seabin Foundation Ltd
Mahi Paquette, CEO + Director
Solomon Wadani, Data & Program Manager
Karli Mylius, Laboratory Research Technician
Tahlia Devine, Lead Laboratory Research Technician
North America. Seabin LLC (USA)
Bryan Plante, Seabin USA General Manager
Scott Taylor, Global Partnerships
Andrew Bearer, Enviro Tech
Hayden Gould, Project Manager North America
Seabin Global
Paola Marcon, European Operations Manager
Jaymee Dionso, Administrative Support
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In June 2020, after a rapid yet unsustainable scaling phase that saw a market entry into 53 countries in only two years, Seabin pivoted, did the unimaginable and ceased to sell Seabin’s, which created an innovative and very scalable business model based on leased services, ARR and corporate partnerships to support smarter cities in reducing their environmental footprint and improving water quality.
To service a city, the model is split into two entities.
Seabin Pty Ltd. For Profit Conservation.
Responsibilities
Seabin Foundation Ltd. Not-For-Profit
Responsibilities
What is a Seabin?
A Seabin is a cross between a pool skimmer and a trash can. It is not used in the ocean. It is installed upstream on floating or fixed structures. A solar-compatible water pump draws the top 10mm of surface water into the unit, where a filter captures plastics, and then the water flows back out of the unit.
A solar power-compatible submersible water pump pulls surface water in; floating trash, including Microplastics, are also pulled in and captured in a filter; cleaner water then passes through the unit and back into the water.
What is 100 Smarter Cities by 2050?
Seabin has evolved from simply selling an award-winning upstream clean-up device into a comprehensive and scalable services package.
Our 100 cities program involves the community, including volunteers, private companies, corporate companies, the government, and individuals who want to be part of a global solution to plastic pollution.
The collective aim is to turn off the pollution tap through behavioural change, to protect our oceans and ensure a healthy and prosperous planet for all species in the near and distant future.
Great! What does it do?
How is it funded?
Seabin has created a robust corporate sponsorships program. The model is simple and involves multiple tiers to suit various budgets.
Each city includes 3-year terms for
Tier 1: Principal Sponsorship (1 per city)
Tier 2: Major Sponsorship (4 per city)
Tier 3: Unit Sponsorship (multiples)
What are the benefits to a sponsor?
Generally, a sponsor signs up to support Seabin in delivering tangible and visual impact to improve the water quality in a city. It’s an impact and marketing-driven campaign about being a part of an innovative global solution and building communities.
Each tier is different, but here are some of the benefits listed below,
Some examples of Sydney, our first city in the new business model.
Click here to view the World Oceans Day video with our Sydney partners.
Click here to view the first Sydney impact report
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