A climate tech entrepreneur, she offers ecological and sustainable solutions to the Tunisian population through her company MonSapo.

Sabrine Chennaoui (photo), a Tunisian entrepreneur and co-founder and CEO of MonSapo, is at the forefront of green technology solutions. Her startup, MonSapo, established in 2021, is disrupting the green cleaning industry with its innovative, automated, and remote-controlled machine that recycles waste like used cooking oil and wood ash into natural cleaning products.

“MonSapo distinguishes itself by converting used vegetable oil and wood ash into detergent products, a unique innovation in the Tunisian market,” says Chennaoui. “Our research and development department is committed to continually providing our valued customers with premium products at always reasonable prices.”

On March 19, 2024, MonSapo was selected by the Techstars Sustainability Paris team to participate in its acceleration program, culminating in a demonstration day on June 6.

Chennaoui, a 2015 graduate of the Mediterranean School of Business in Tunisia with a master’s degree in business administration and management, participated in the Leading with Impact in Times of Change program at INSEAD business school in 2023.

Chennaoui’s professional journey began in 2010 as an intern at the Banque Nationale Agricole de Tunisie. She later served as a corporate marketing manager at Hashtag Agency in 2015, head of the marketing department at Hotel Africa Jade Thalasso in Tunisia in 2018, and a junior expert for the Tunisian Ministry of Higher Education and Scientific Research in 2020.

In 2022, the International Union for Conservation of Nature recognized Chennaoui as one of 20 young change agents. The following year, InspiringFifty named her one of the 50 most inspiring women in technology worldwide.

Melchior Koba