The Foodshed Investors Podcast

Evan Driscoll

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At the intersection of food, money, and people you’ll find The Foodshed Investors Podcast. Join us each month as we interview sustainable food entrepreneurs up, down, and around the supply chain - from funders to farmers - in our quest to discover the secret to truly sustainable businesses in a truly sustainable food system.

2019/11/24

E7 Growing Heritage Grain Milling with James Brown and Barton Springs Mill

James Brown of Barton Springs Mill joins us to discuss the heritage and speciality grain business. James started Barton Springs Mill a few years back, and has experienced tremendous growth and interest from growers, buyers, and consumers in their unique grains and flours. James tells us about getting started, how they got it financed, and the opportunities and challenges of growing into their new facility.

1 小時 1 分鐘
2019/09/26

E6: Amy Bell on Sowing Seeds for Impact Investing

Amy Bell, Senior Advisor with Foodshed Investors and Principal in Business Development with Whole Foods, joins FI to discuss her experience managing one of the early institutional level impact investing funds with JP Morgan. Amy managed the deployment of $100m to impact companies around the globe, including in the agricultural space.

47 分鐘
2019/06/10

E5: Jarred Maxwell on Crowdfunding

Crowdfunding has evolved considerably since its nascent days as KickStarter. Companies can now raise funds through a variety of crowdfunding portals using a number of financial vehicles - donations, debt, equity, or a combination of these. Foodshed Investors Founder and Partner, Jarred Maxwell, discusses the history and potential impact of crowdfunding on the funding landscape moving forward. Also, feel free to check out a an FAQ we wrote up on Crowdfunding

41 分鐘
2019/05/06

E4: Andrew Braunberg of Still Austin Whiskey

Andrew Braunberg, Co-Founder of Still Austin Whiskey discusses how and why they source all the grain for their whiskey from Texas. Andrew is an expert in grain sourcing, procurement, and business operations.

52 分鐘
2019/04/01

E3: Eric de Valpine on Company Exits

Foodshed Investors Partner and CFO, Eric de Valpine, discusses company exits: how exits can affect the way companies fundraise, how companies can plan their exits, and whether some companies need to exit at all. Read more about Eric here: https://www.foodshedinvestors.com/who-we-are.html Find out more about Foodshed Investors here https://foodshedinvestors.com

31 分鐘

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At the intersection of food, money, and people you’ll find The Foodshed Investors Podcast. Join us each month as we interview sustainable food entrepreneurs up, down, and around the supply chain - from funders to farmers - in our quest to discover the secret to truly sustainable businesses in a truly sustainable food system.

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Evan Driscoll
活躍年代

2018年 - 2019年
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9
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The Foodshed Investors Podcast

The Foodshed Investors Podcast

E7 Growing Heritage Grain Milling with James Brown and Barton Springs Mill

E6: Amy Bell on Sowing Seeds for Impact Investing

E5: Jarred Maxwell on Crowdfunding

E4: Andrew Braunberg of Still Austin Whiskey

E3: Eric de Valpine on Company Exits

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The Foodshed Investors Podcast

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E7 Growing Heritage Grain Milling with James Brown and Barton Springs Mill

E6: Amy Bell on Sowing Seeds for Impact Investing

E5: Jarred Maxwell on Crowdfunding

E4: Andrew Braunberg of Still Austin Whiskey

E3: Eric de Valpine on Company Exits

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