Annika Wiemer
B2B & Growth Marketing Manager
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Whether in Albania, Cambodia or Germany, every step of our work is driven by dedicated people committed to protecting our rivers and waterways.
The strength of everwave lies in the diversity and dedication of our team. Environmentalists, engineers, economists and many more – we're all united by our commitment to protecting rivers and waterways.
At everwave, collaboration is at the heart of everything we do. From the Clean Agents who remove waste from our waterways to the project managers who coordinate our operations, every team member plays an irreplaceable role in our mission. Our team, whether in Germany, Albania or Cambodia, is united by a shared goal: protecting rivers and waterways.
We know fair pay isn't just about compensation, but about respect and recognizing the value each team member brings. That's why we're committed to paying all our employees fair wages that recognize their work and commitment to our mission.
Our teams in different countries each bring unique insights into the specific environmental challenges of their regions. This local knowledge is invaluable, helping us shape strategies that are more effective and culturally attuned.
Since August 2022, our team in Cambodia has been removing tons of waste from the Mekong, with additional operations in Siem Reap and Sihanoukville. Most of the team has been with us since we collected our very first kilogram in Cambodia, something we take great pride in. Every day, they work to identify new waste hotspots, remove waste from the river barriers and make Cambodia cleaner.
In Albania, we work closely with the local organization Recycling Albania. Lulzim Baumann leads our team locally. Together, we set up our Zero-Waste Center in Kukës in 2025 and installed the first Eco Bins to collect PET bottles. The local team also oversees our boat operations and manual cleanups in the region.