About us
OfficeCycle is three student athletes at Stevens Institute of Technology in Hoboken, NJ who got tired of watching perfectly good office printers head for the dumpster. We started OfficeCycle because the greenest printer is the one that already exists, and every machine we repair and resell is one less piece of e-waste and one less new printer that has to be made. If you have a question about a listing, message us on eBay.
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Donovan Aggeler
Business & Technology and Computer Science, Stevens ’29
Donovan grew up skiing in the Colorado Rockies, where he volunteered teaching adaptive skiing, and it left him caring about the places people live and play. As a tech student, he knows how much metal, plastic and energy goes into the machines offices throw away on a schedule. He handles OfficeCycle’s systems and online store, using the same build-it-yourself approach behind his AI projects, so every printer we save is easy to find and buy. Off the clock, he’s an NCAA varsity fencer and a certified personal trainer.
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Holden Findley
Business & Technology, Stevens ’29
Holden believes a business should leave its community better than it found it. That’s why he spent two years on the student board at JW House, where he helped raise more than $50,000, and why he now leads community service for Sigma Nu. At OfficeCycle he brings that same energy to keeping good equipment in use and out of landfills, and to building relationships with the offices we buy from. On the sand, he took third at the 2026 USA Volleyball U23 National Team Trials.
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Dev Badlani
Mechanical Engineering, Stevens ’28
Dev is an engineer at heart, and to him the most sustainable machine is the one you fix instead of replace. He’s built and tested lab equipment as a researcher in Stevens’ Advanced Quantum Materials Lab and worked on the NYU Langone medical building as a Skanska engineering intern. At OfficeCycle that hands-on mindset goes into diagnosing, repairing and testing printers so they get a second life. He also spent three years coaching kids at the YMCA.
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