Jakob's passion for sustainability stems from his 17 years on the court, witnessing the waste generated by discarded tennis strings.

As a student of Mechanical Engineering and Technology Innovation at Boston University, Jakob brings both technical expertise and entrepreneurial vision to Orobor. His deep understanding of materials science and manufacturing processes drives the research and development of innovative recycling methods.

Jakob leads the technical transformation of tennis string waste into high-quality polyester, ensuring that every step of the process meets the highest standards for sustainable manufacturing. His commitment to the mission is absolute—a dedication that defines both his professional and personal life.

Jonah holds a Master's in Global Marketing Management and a Bachelor's in Advertising from Boston University, where he served as captain of the men's tennis team.

Jonah brings a unique perspective that bridges athletics, fashion, and business strategy. Having grown up surrounded by fashion in New York and Los Angeles, he developed a deep passion for style and its cultural influence on a global scale.

Inspired by innovation, Jonah focuses on building strong partnerships and ensuring Orobor evolves into the brand it's meant to be—one that represents both sustainability and style.

A graduate who has seamlessly blended his passion for sports with business acumen, bringing financial expertise and entrepreneurial vision to Orobor.

Beyond the court, Ouwen's entrepreneurial initiatives speak to his commitment to the athletic community. SportEdge, his platform supporting tens of thousands of student-athletes in balancing academics and sports, demonstrates his understanding of the challenges facing modern athletes.

Through the Boston Chinese Tennis Association, which has united thousands, Ouwen has enriched the athletic and academic journeys of countless individuals. This community-building experience directly informs his approach to Orobor's financial strategy and growth planning.