

Lex spent most of his career working in decarbonisation but, like many, became disillusioned by greenwashing and corporate greed.
While developing a plan to decarbonise a factory producing 5 million disposable aluminium deodorant cans a day, he had a lightbulb moment: what makes us choose the products we buy? When you're picking up dishwasher tablets, washing-up liquid or laundry detergent, do you feel any real loyalty to those brands?
What if the profit from these everyday purchases could do something more useful than making the rich even richer? What if the profits could directly fund community organisations working to make a difference and improve lives?
The rich are rich enough. Life shouldn't be getting harder for most people. That’s why Lex left his corporate job to start Clean Sheet – to help change the system, one toilet roll at a time.