Óscar Muñoz, a 35-year-old commercial engineer and entrepreneur from Argentina, was featured by Forbes for his commitment to sustainability. In 2009, he founded a company focusing on the circular economy in Chile while facing the threat of eviction with his family. His journey illustrates how personal struggles can lead to innovative ventures that positively impact both the environment and the economy.

Today, Muñoz is the CEO of Green Glass, a company specializing in transforming recycled glass bottles into uniquely designed and personalized glasses. In an interview, he expressed his passion by stating, 'I like to say we turn discarded bottles into the coolest glasses in the world.' His company has thrived on an e-commerce business model, supplemented by a physical store located in Santiago, Chile, illustrating the successful adaptation to modern consumer behavior amidst global shifts towards online shopping.

Green Glass emphasizes transparency in its operations, claiming to be as clear as the glass they recycle. They publish their financial statements monthly on their website, allowing customers to see their financial health, and have developed a 100% sustainable factory. Their commitment extends to using electric vehicles for product transportation to reduce environmental impact, linking business success with eco-conscious practices and setting a standard for future entrepreneurs in the green economy sector.