Nathan Rothstein

Nathan Rothstein is a prominent figure known for founding Repat, a company that adds fun and convenience to upcycling clothes through cut and sew processes in North Carolina.

Over the past 7 years, Rothstein has championed sustainability by preventing over 5 million t-shirts from ending up in landfills, while simultaneously creating 60 job opportunities within the USA. Notably, his initiative has resulted in the creation of over 1 million custom t-shirt quilts.

His commendable work with Project Repat has garnered widespread recognition, being featured in various notable publications such as GOOD, Fast Company, Forbes, and Vogue, among many others. Inc Magazine has recognized Project Repat as one of the fastest-growing and most innovative companies in the industry.

Nathan Rothstein's educational background includes a B.A. in History and Film Studies from the University of Massachusetts Amherst, where he honed his skills and knowledge in preparation for his future endeavors. Additionally, he studied at Lexington High School, further shaping his academic foundation.

Rothstein has held several key positions in different organizations, showcasing his versatile skill set and leadership abilities. He has served as the President of Project Repat, Innovator in Residence at Wentworth Institute of Technology, Co-Founder and Director of Community Engagement at Swellr, Political Director at James Perry for Mayor, President at NOLA YURP Initiative, Recruiter at New Orleans College Prep Charter School, and Research and Development Manager at Phoenix of New Orleans.