Atunlo, a recycling firm through its Recycling Masterclass Series, has set a new benchmark for thought leadership in Nigeria’s recycling space, sharing insights and strategies.

Since its launch, Atunlo pioneered by Ayo Ogunlowo, has hosted three powerful editions of the Recycling Masterclass, each designed to unlock practical knowledge and inspire action, with the last two V2: The Recycling Business Blueprint, a masterclass that broke down the complexities of managing operations, addressing everything from collection structures to profitability and most recently, V3: How to Run a Recycling Hub which pushed the conversation even further, equipping participants with advanced strategies to scale and sustain impact in the circular economy.

The impact of these sessions has been profound. Beginners have described them as “eye-opening” and “transformational,” praising the way complex concepts were translated into practical steps that could spark businesses and community-led initiatives. For industry veterans, the Masterclass has created a platform to exchange fresh ideas, debate market realities like fluctuating prices, and explore new opportunities for collaboration.

What sets Atunlo apart is its deliberate choice to keep the Masterclasses free. While other virtual trainings in the sector often come with prohibitive fees, Atunlo’s approach ensures that no one is left behind. Each edition is carefully curated to empower participants and foster a thriving community of recyclers, entrepreneurs, and sustainability advocates nationwide.

Looking ahead, Atunlo plans to grow the Recycling Masterclass into an even more dynamic platform, introducing themes that respond to pressing challenges while spotlighting opportunities in Nigeria’s evolving recycling industry.

By opening doors that others keep closed, Atunlo has positioned itself not just as a business but as a movement for change. The Recycling Masterclass is more than a lesson; it is a legacy, proof that real leadership means lighting the way for others and shaping a future where sustainability belongs to everyone.