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Tag Archives: Food investors
Food Isn’t Fixed. But We Are Fixing It Now.
2015. It’s hard to believe we’ve marked fifteen years in the new millennium. “2015” feels like that emblematic far-off year in a fantastical ‘80s movie. In that version of now, cars flew (or drove themselves?), eyeglasses displayed our email (oh … Continue reading
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Tagged Agriculture, Behavior Change, Childhood Obesity, CircleUp, Eating, Edible Education, Entomophagy, Farms, Fast food, Food hardware, Food investors, In the news, Kickstarter, Local Food Lab, Making food, Obesity epidemic, Online groceries, Start-up profile, Weight of the Nation
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What “Big Ideas” In Food Get Funded In Silicon Valley?
Much has been written about the ascent of Silicon Valley (SV) as the go-to global incubator for transformational change. SV has become the Jerusalem of the techno-optimist religion. In venture capital doctrine, the absolution of humanity’s sins begins with seed … Continue reading
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Tagged Agriculture, Food investors, Incubator, Silicon Valley, Start-up profile, venture capital
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Careers In Food System Change: Where Should You Start?
By Austin Kiessig I have had many career path conversations with people who are fired up about changing the food system. These conversations are often tricky. The food landscape is complex, and there are many different ways to plug into the … Continue reading
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Tagged Agriculture, Farms, Food careers, Food investors, Restaurants
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Event recap: San Franola Summer Food Summit
This is a shamefully late post but better late than never. I wanted to share some musings from an event last month: San Franola Granola, a local freshly-roasted granola producer, hosts quarterly food summits with the goal to “bring together … Continue reading
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Tagged CircleUp, Event, Event recap, Food investors, Nutrition, Start-up profile
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The Future of Protein: Event recap
On Thursday night, I organized an event on behalf of the Food Startups group focused on innovation in protein. We featured a panel of entrepreneurs and investors working on both plant-based and insect-based protein sources. Wade Roush from Xconomy did … Continue reading
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Tagged Behavior Change, Eating, Entomophagy, Event, Event recap, Food investors, Making food, Meetup
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Fundraising for Food Startups Panel
The Food Startups group kicked off the 2013 year with a packed house for its first event on Thursday, January 10th. I’m thrilled to share that I’ve joined Matt Wise and Andy Saebjoernsen as a Co-Organizer of the group, and … Continue reading
Call for food-related social entrepreneurs
See below for a request from a friend of mine at Wharton who’s looking for exciting Food & Nutrition social enterprises: *************************************************************** This year, Wharton Social Venture Fund (WSVF) is participating in an exciting initiative sponsored by a new domestic … Continue reading
The New Food Chain: Investing in Food Startups
Apologies in advance for the indulgent use of hyperlinks to follow, but there really were so many interesting organizations highlighted last night that I feel the need to link to a lot of them. Plus many people who weren’t able … Continue reading