WasteLinq Co-Founder Sean Easton Named CEO

May 15, 2026
WasteLinq has appointed co-founder Sean Easton as Chief Executive Officer. Easton previously served as Chief Revenue Officer and will now lead the company as it expands its AI capabilities for waste profiling and compliance workflows.

WasteLinq has appointed co-founder Sean Easton as Chief Executive Officer, announced in a press release. Easton most recently served as Chief Revenue Officer, where he helped expand the company’s customer base since its founding in 2017.

In his new role, Easton will lead WasteLinq as it scales its platform and expands AI supported tools for waste profiling, compliance, and operational efficiency. The company has developed technology that reduces manual effort, accelerates approval cycles, and improves accuracy across compliance workflows.

Easton brings more than 30 years of experience in the industrial and hazardous waste industry, with previous leadership positions at E4 Holdings and Effective Environmental. Under his leadership, WasteLinq plans to continue advancing its AI capabilities and improving digital processes such as e-Manifest reporting to regulatory systems.

In 2025, WasteLinq achieved several milestones including SOC 2 Type 2 compliance and recognition as a Top Hazardous Waste Solution provider by Environmental Business Review.

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