S1:EP1 Impact Investing: How Is Tech Making Food Systems More Sustainable?

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Recorded14 Sep 2021

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In this season one premiere of Unseen Upside, we take you to the Foster Brothers Dairy Farm in Middlebury, Vermont to explore impact investing through the lens of precision agriculture and sustainable farming—and specifically, how technology is changing food systems for the better. In this episode, we talk with farmers George and Jeremy Foster, Sam Kass, a Partner at Acre Venture Partners and the former Obama White House Chef, Liqian Ma, Head of Sustainable and Impact Investing at Cambridge Associates, and Noelle Laing, Managing Director of Impact Investing for a private family office.

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