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#029: Gordon Olson on Rethinking Sustainability on Hidden Appliances
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Throughout his life, Gordon Olson has created and advised where technology and culture are going— being a futurist with a deep understanding of how people think and how technology is shaping the world. He believes that through technology, we can bring a new way of looking, interacting, and living in the world with a possibility of abundance.
While taking a shower, which was cut short from living with multiple people, he decided to make a new water heater. Since this time, Mr. Olson has had a relentless passion for the water heater industry. He started Torii Industries with his Co-founder to reimagine water. His team is creating a highly efficient, low-upfront cost, and environmentally sustainable tankless water heater.
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