Erin Rothman's guest appearances

Erin Rothman

Business Rockstars

Words On Water

HUB Talks

The Stream (with Will & Tom)

The Cimpatico Podcast

Sandra Kwak

Kelly Trott

Eleanor Allen

Alison Levine

LeBron James

Atta Tarki

Dan Miller

Tamar Geller

Dave Asprey

Jim Kwik

Khalil Rafati

Tom Bilyeu

Mark Sisson

Dave Jones

Nancy Liu

OwlTail

Urban flooding is one of the most economically damaging impacts of climate change on metropolitan areas, and is only increasing in degree and frequency.  On this episode of Sustainable Outlook, host Molly Barker is joined by Erin Rothman, CEO and founder of StormSensor, a climate technology company working with cities across the nation to combat this problem by helping them manage climate risk through the creation and deployment of intelligent stormwater, sewer, and coastal engineering controls and infrastructure. With 15 years of stormwater and remediation experience, Erin discusses her career change from consulting to launching her own company, what led to her to create StormSensor’s technology, and what sets StormSensor’s technology apart from other competing technologies working to address the impacts of climate change on water resources and systems to ensure the long-term sustainability of our municipal cores.

Urban flooding is one of the most economically damaging impacts of climate change on metropolitan areas, and is only increasing in degree and frequency.  On this episode of Sustainable Outlook, host Molly Barker is joined by <a href="https://www.stormsensor.io/our-team/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Erin Rothman</a>, CEO and founder of <a href="https://www.stormsensor.io/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">StormSensor</a>, a climate technology company working with cities across the nation to combat this problem by helping them manage climate risk through the creation and deployment of intelligent stormwater, sewer, and coastal engineering controls and infrastructure. With 15 years of stormwater and remediation experience, Erin discusses her career change from consulting to launching her own company, what led to her to create StormSensor’s technology, and what sets StormSensor’s technology apart from other competing technologies working to address the impacts of climate change on water resources and systems to ensure the long-term sustainability of our municipal cores.

Sustainable Outlook: Managing Climate Risk Through Intelligent Engineering Controls and Infrastructure with Erin Rothman, CEO and Founder of StormSensor

In this week’s episode, Will &amp; Tom are joined by Erin Rothman, the founder &amp; CEO of US-start up, StormSensor.Listen to Erin talk about: Scaling a business, from 8 to 38 employees and recently raising a $12 million Series A round of investmentHow a pivotal moment in her personal life led to a change in direction in her professional life, creating the necessary spark to focus and go on and build her companyHow rather than positioning the company in the “water technology” category, the focus was on providing a climate-tech solution and how this not only helped to attract the right talent and investors but provided a centralised, collective purpose for a young, growing companyDeveloping networks in Deerfield, North Miami, Virginia, California and many other locationsSpotting red flags with investors, the warning signs to look out for and how she likes to theoretically test their fear levels, in incase the going gets really tough.Plus, hear how one investor told Erin that “that’s not how CEOs should dress” regarding the image of her in a hard hat – the very image on The Stream cover. This is unbelievable, as you will hear from her, and our reaction!We hope you enjoy the episode!  

In this week’s episode, Will &amp; Tom are joined by Erin Rothman, the founder &amp; CEO of US-start up, StormSensor.Listen to Erin talk about: <ul><li>Scaling a business, from 8 to 38 employees and recently raising a $12 million Series A round of investment</li><li>How a pivotal moment in her personal life led to a change in direction in her professional life, creating the necessary spark to focus and go on and build her company</li><li>How rather than positioning the company in the “water technology” category, the focus was on providing a climate-tech solution and how this not only helped to attract the right talent and investors but provided a centralised, collective purpose for a young, growing company</li><li>Developing networks in Deerfield, North Miami, Virginia, California and many other locations</li><li>Spotting red flags with investors, the warning signs to look out for and how she likes to theoretically test their fear levels, in incase the going gets really tough.</li></ul>Plus, hear how one investor told Erin that “that’s not how CEOs should dress” regarding the image of her in a hard hat – the very image on The Stream cover. This is unbelievable, as you will hear from her, and our reaction!We hope you enjoy the episode!

S4 EP.2 Disrupting the urban water landscape with Erin Rothman

StormSensor empowers their customers to make informed decisions. Unlike traditional storm and sewer monitoring solutions that conduct only targeted spot checks, StormSensor’s TerrapinTM networks are deployed city-wide at a fraction of the cost. Their powerful analytics include real-time alerts so you always know how the system is performing. Join Cimpatico

StormSensor empowers their customers to make informed decisions. Unlike traditional storm and sewer monitoring solutions that conduct only targeted spot checks, StormSensor’s TerrapinTM networks are deployed city-wide at a fraction of the cost. Their powerful analytics include real-time alerts so you always know how the system is performing. <a href="https://cimpatico.tv/home" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Join Cimpatico</a>

Erin Rothman - StormSensor: Who We Are

September 30, 2020 Erin Rothman is the CEO of StormSensor. In this episode Erin discusses how cities are increasingly interested in using networks of sensors and cloud-based software for real-time monitoring of stormwater systems. She explains how sensors can also be used for a variety of purposes including evaluating green infrastructure and studying the impact of sea level rise on infrastructure. Erin also talks about her experience collaborating with college students and the creativity they bring to projects. This episode is brought to you by StormSensor.

September 30, 2020 Erin Rothman is the CEO of <a href="http://www.stormsensor.io/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">StormSensor</a>. In this episode Erin discusses how cities are increasingly interested in using networks of sensors and cloud-based software for real-time monitoring of stormwater systems. She explains how sensors can also be used for a variety of purposes including evaluating green infrastructure and studying the impact of sea level rise on infrastructure. Erin also talks about her experience collaborating with college students and the creativity they bring to projects. This episode is brought to you by <a href="http://www.stormsensor.io/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">StormSensor</a>.

Words On Water #163: Erin Rothman on Monitoring Stormwater With Sensors

Erin Rothman - CoFounder &amp; CEO of StormSensorChristopher Miglino - CoFounder &amp; CEO of Social Reality Inc.Chris Detert - President of Marketing &amp; PR at InfluentialMerlin Kauffman - Founder &amp; CEO of SootheNicky Jackson - Founder &amp; CEO of  RangeMeLawrence Wu - CEO of WUJU

Erin Rothman - CoFounder &amp; CEO of StormSensor Christopher Miglino - CoFounder &amp; CEO of Social Reality Inc. Chris Detert - President of Marketing &amp; PR at Influential Merlin Kauffman - Founder &amp; CEO of Soothe Nicky Jackson - Founder &amp; CEO of RangeMe Lawrence Wu - CEO of WUJU