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Cathy Lewenberg Appointed As Chief Executive Officer of Bevi, Guiding the Company Into the Next Phase of Growth

PRIVATESep 26, 2024•over 1 year ago

Position

Chief Executive Officer

Company

Bevi

Cathy Lewenberg

BostonInformation Technology

Description

Bevi, the leading designer of Smart Water Coolers® for commercial spaces, announced the appointment of Cathy Lewenberg, former CEO of Drizly, as Chief Executive Officer. Lewenberg will guide Bevi into its next phase of growth, leveraging her experience in the food and beverage sector to scale the business and focus on sustainability.

Company Information

Company

Bevi

Location

28 DAMRELL STREET

Boston, Massachusetts, United States

About

Bevi designs smart water coolers that provide filtered, flavored, and sparkling water on demand. The company was founded in 2013 by graduates of MIT and Yale University who shared a vision to redesign the beverage supply chain and eliminate the need for single-use disposable water bottles. Since its founding, Bevi has raised over $160M in venture capital and saved hundreds of millions of bottles and cans from ending up in landfills. Thousands of Bevi machines are located throughout North America in the offices of businesses such as Lyft, Netflix, and Microsoft, and in amenity areas of residential apartment buildings run by leading property management firms like Greystar and Colliers.

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