# Ravi Kurani
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Episode #75, The Next Generation of Water Care with Sutro
Ravi Kurani grew up in the pool and spa industry — his parents owned a supply store in southern California. Kurani...
Harvesting Thin Air: The End of "Free" Water in Las Vegas
Ravi Kurani sits down with Rich Sloan, CEO of WAVR Technologies, to discuss a sobering reality: the era of abundant, subsidized water is officially over. From the "bathtub rings" of Lake Mead to the massive water footprint of the AI revolution, Rich explains why the next decade will be defined by t…
Plantd's Josh Dorfman: Building Homes From Grass, Not Trees
Ravi Kurani sits down with Josh Dorfman, CEO and host of Supercool, to trace his journey from sustainable furniture startups to co-founding Plantd, a carbon-negative building materials company using renewable grass to replace plywood in homebuilding.
Josh shares how Plantd landed a relationship wi…
The Operating System for Water: Building Where Silicon Valley Won't Go with Ravi Kurani
Ravi Kurani has two exits to his name, and he used both of them as a running start toward harder problems.
As the founder of Sutro, a smart pool chemistry device that he sold to Sani Marc in an acquisition that happened before the product was fully built. And before that, he founded ImpactSpace: t…
He Scaled a $500M Product. His Advice for Water Tech? Slow Down
A working prototype means nothing if you can't manufacture it at scale.
Brad Augustine — VP of Hardware Engineering at Inspiren, former VP of Hardware at Lululemon — is the engineer who scaled the Mirror connected fitness device from startup to a $500M acquisition. In this episode, he shares the p…
Ravi Kurani - Swimming in Your Customer's Shoes
As you may have noticed, I really like unusual routes into entrepreneurship, where someone with an unfair advantage in and around some area of the world decides to solve something dumb within it. Ravi Kurani is ground zero for that paradigm - the scion of the pool monarchy of Southern California. H…
From Uganda to Northeastern: How a Student Engineer Is Building Clean Water Access for 4,000 People
What does it actually take to do charity work that lasts?
Ravi Kurani sits down with Dhwani Bhatt, a fourth-year chemical engineering student at Northeastern University and President of Engineers Without Borders, who grew up in Uganda and returned as a student engineer to build a solar-powered wate…
Terry Arko: Why the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool Keeps Turning Green
The Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool has been turning green since the 1920s, and the reason is baked into its original design. The pool stretches roughly a third of a mile, sits one and a half to two and a half feet deep, holds about 6.5 million gallons, and was built on Washington D.C. marshland t…
Water Is a Trillion-Dollar Industry Hiding in Plain Sight | Tom Ferguson, Burnt Island Ventures
Tom Ferguson runs Burnt Island Ventures, the first venture fund dedicated entirely to water. In this conversation he lays out the investing case for a $1.6 trillion market most people have never thought about: where water sits on the S-curve, what changed around 2020, what exits actually look like,…
Pool People #9: Poolify — Building a Tech-Enabled Pool Service Company
Poolify CEO Rahul Mangalore and COO Ravi Kurani explain how they are building a tech-enabled pool service company by acquiring strong local routes, learning the field work firsthand, and modernizing operations without losing customer trust.
Rahul, Ravi, and Parker discuss what running 100 pools tea…
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