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Henry Gordon-Smith is the Founder and CEO of Agritecture, the world's leading urban…
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Urban Farms at Hospitals: A Revolution in Healthcare and Healing
Urban Farms at Hospitals: A Revolution in Healthcare and Healing
By Henry Gordon-Smith
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CEA Insights from the USDA Census from RII and the Upcoming Census by Agritecture and MeisterMedia
CEA Insights from the USDA Census from RII and the Upcoming Census by Agritecture and MeisterMedia
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Overcoming Obstacles in Singapore's Pursuit of Local Food Security
Overcoming Obstacles in Singapore's Pursuit of Local Food Security
By Henry Gordon-Smith
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Introducing Agritecture as exhibitors at #AgraME Agritecture, founded in 2011 by Henry Gordon-Smith, is recognized as a top advisory and technology…
Introducing Agritecture as exhibitors at #AgraME Agritecture, founded in 2011 by Henry Gordon-Smith, is recognized as a top advisory and technology…
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Now that the summer holidays are behind us (at least for those of us in the northern hemisphere) it's time for some updates of what the team at…
Now that the summer holidays are behind us (at least for those of us in the northern hemisphere) it's time for some updates of what the team at…
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Unexpectedly, a few years ago, I picked up painting. A passion previously unknown and unexplored to me has turned into a bit of an obsession where…
Unexpectedly, a few years ago, I picked up painting. A passion previously unknown and unexplored to me has turned into a bit of an obsession where…
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Experience
Education
Publications
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Water Myths: The Illusion of Canada’s Endless Water Supply
Journal of Water Resource and Protection
This paper explores the common misconception that Canada has an infinite supply of freshwater. The true amount of water availability in Canada is explored, and the location of the majority of Canada’s water supply is described. As a consequence of a more precise assessment of Canada’s actual hydrologic situation the paper seeks to dash the dangerous myth of Canada’s water inexhaustibility, which is straining the country’s precious resource increasingly. Finally, this paper discusses the major…
This paper explores the common misconception that Canada has an infinite supply of freshwater. The true amount of water availability in Canada is explored, and the location of the majority of Canada’s water supply is described. As a consequence of a more precise assessment of Canada’s actual hydrologic situation the paper seeks to dash the dangerous myth of Canada’s water inexhaustibility, which is straining the country’s precious resource increasingly. Finally, this paper discusses the major threats to Canada’s water supply, which are from both external factors as well as its internal sociopolitical weakness. A solution to these problems is considered.
Projects
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Keynote Speaker, Food & Fibre 2017, Wellington, New Zealand
Keynote speaker on vertical farming at the Ministry of Primary Industries Annual Conference
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Speaker, Cultivate 2017, "Vertical Farming: Coming to a City Near You"? , Columbus, Ohio
I gave a 45 minute presentation on the state of the vertical farming industry, case studies, best practicces, market drivers, and failed projects.
With a rapid increase in the number of vertical farming
operations worldwide, it seems like this might be a
viable market to get into. Learn what all the hype is
about, technical examples of different vertical farming
systems, potential business models, and key factors in
success and failure. Also participate in a discussion on…I gave a 45 minute presentation on the state of the vertical farming industry, case studies, best practicces, market drivers, and failed projects.
With a rapid increase in the number of vertical farming
operations worldwide, it seems like this might be a
viable market to get into. Learn what all the hype is
about, technical examples of different vertical farming
systems, potential business models, and key factors in
success and failure. Also participate in a discussion on why
vertical farming might not be the next mainstream
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Moderator, Feeding The Cities Special Conference at Seeds&Chips, Milan, Italy
Worked with the organizers of Seeds&Chips to select the best 15 innovations in vertical farming from around the globe. Gathered slides, managed speakers, and moderated event with 150+ person audience.
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Moderator, Thought For Food Summit, Amsterdam
I moderated 8 pitches from young food security entrepreneurs.
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Speaker, AUSVEG Hort Connections 2017, Adelaide, Australia
I was selected as the first-ever speaker on vertical farming to speak at AUSVEG. I presented on the state of the industry and applications of the technology to Southern Australian growers. Audience was approximately 200+ persons.
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Moderator, Urban Agriculture Entrepreneurship Panel at Columbia University
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Speaker and Panelist, Growing Greens in The Grid: The Future of Urban Agriculture in NYC
I delivered a 10-minute speech on urban agriculture in NYC and served as a panelist along with Councilman Espinal, Brooklyn Borough President Eric Adams, and others. President Adams announced a $1 million commitment to an urban agriculture incubator during the panel.
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Speaker, AGRAME Conference in Dubai
I spoke for 40 minutes on the state of vertical farming and its applications in the Middle East.
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Council Member and Judge, LAUNCH Food Summit
I served as a judge for LAUNCH Food and reviewed dozens of food security solutions only to recommend a few for the summit finals in San Francisco. I still serve as a mentor to some of the teams and remain a member of the Council.
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External Expert, IKEA Vertical Farming Workshop
Invited by IKEA and the Association for Vertical Farming to share knowledge on vertical farming that would benefit the large multinational keen to develop solutions for every person. I assisted the organizers and facilitated several break-out sessions with IKEA executives and managers.
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Panelist, Deepening Roots and Growing Success, Boston
Contributed on a panel discussion to inform 80+ urban agriculture enthusiasts in the Boston area of the potential of emerging agriculture technologies to make urban farming more profitable.
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Organizer, Agritecture Workshop Boston, Massachusetts
The Agritecture Design Workshops comprise of three teams, each matched with the goal of demonstrating creativity, sustainability, and feasibility when integrating agriculture into cities.
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Organizer and Facilitator, Agritecture Workshop London, UK
Organized and facilitate an interactive design workshop on the topic of sustainable urban agriculture.
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Workshop Facilitator, TFF Summit 2016
Together with Max Loessl we conducted our 2nd workshop for TFF Challenge participants. This time, in Zurich, Switzerland we introduced the basics of vertical farming and then gave 5 teams each a hypothetical challenge with their VF to find a solution to. Teams had to discuss the challenge, gain consensus with their team on a solution, and then pitch that to a make-believe board of directors (Max and I).
The results were surprising: teams understood the challenges facing vertical farms…Together with Max Loessl we conducted our 2nd workshop for TFF Challenge participants. This time, in Zurich, Switzerland we introduced the basics of vertical farming and then gave 5 teams each a hypothetical challenge with their VF to find a solution to. Teams had to discuss the challenge, gain consensus with their team on a solution, and then pitch that to a make-believe board of directors (Max and I).
The results were surprising: teams understood the challenges facing vertical farms well and develop viable solutions. Explore the hypothetical challenges introduced to the teams here: tffverticalfarming.tumblr.comOther creatorsSee project -
Organizer, Agritecture Workshop Fresno, California
Agritecture workshops match professional architects, growers, entrepreneurs, engineers, marketers, designers, and sustainability managers to develop concept urban farms in the cities where they are held.
They are co-organized with local volunteers and sponsors. In this case, Mobius-Co Creations and Jain Irrigation sponsored the Fresno workshop. Support is offered by the Association for Vertical Farming.Other creatorsSee project -
Panelist, New Jersey FFA "Advocacy and Leadership Day"
Served as a panelist discussing the future of agriculture to 200+ Future Farmers of America Association members.
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Organizer, Agritecture Design Workshop Atlanta
Agritecture workshops bring together interdisciplinary teams of professionals to generate knowledge-transfer and drive the urban agriculture industry forward. This was the 3rd workshop on this subject that I organized.
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Organizer, Minneapolis Agritecture Design Workshop
Agritecture workshops bring together interdisciplinary teams of professionals to generate knowledge-transfer and drive the urban agriculture industry forward. This was the 4th workshop on this subject that I organized.
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Organizer and Facilitator, Muskegon Might Regenerative Design Workshop
Organized and facilitated an interdisciplinary workshop for local and regional professionals from Downtown Muskegon Heights Michigan. The goal of the workshop was to develop unique business and development concepts for three sights in the blighted areas of Downtown Muskegon Heights. Together with my Colleague Shay Reza, Esther Dyson, and Andrea Riegler we recruited 16 local and regional professionals to participate. This was part of the Way to Wellville Challenge to reinvigorate health in…
Organized and facilitated an interdisciplinary workshop for local and regional professionals from Downtown Muskegon Heights Michigan. The goal of the workshop was to develop unique business and development concepts for three sights in the blighted areas of Downtown Muskegon Heights. Together with my Colleague Shay Reza, Esther Dyson, and Andrea Riegler we recruited 16 local and regional professionals to participate. This was part of the Way to Wellville Challenge to reinvigorate health in communities across the United States.
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Speaker, Singularity University GSP 15
Spoke on the exponential nature of vertical farming at Singularity University. Shared my vision of the trends in the emerging industry and where there is room for disruption.
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Speaker, City of Paris "Greening on Every Level" Conference
Invited by the City of Paris to speak on urban agriculture in NYC. I spoke on considering the whole spectrum of urban agriculture from soil-based to high tech vertical farming. I explored 6 case studies in NYC analyzing their contributions to the environment, economy, society, and aesthetic of the City.
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Moderator, Vertical farming: realizing economic feasibility and improving resource efficiencies and sustainability, Abu Dhabi, UAE
What are the trends in technology for advancing economically feasible sustainable vertical farming? What are the implications of these trends? What is a viable strategy or roadmap for making vertical farming more economically feasible, sustainable and resource efficient?
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Organizer, Agritecture Design Workshop Las Vegas, Nevada
Agritecture workshops bring together interdisciplinary teams of professionals to generate knowledge-transfer and drive the urban agriculture industry forward. This was the 2nd workshop on this subject that I organized.
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Workshop Facilitator, Thought For Food, Lisbon Portugal
Max and I co-facilitated a workshop on "Envisioning Food Security Utopias" where we had 30 participants imagine a completely food secure world that satisfied the 5 A's of food security. To wrap up the workshop we discussed the benefits of thinking big and being bold as a means to develop new solutions to existing global grand challenges.
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Organizer, Agritecture Design Workshop NYC
Agritecture workshops bring together interdisciplinary teams of professionals to generate knowledge-transfer and drive the urban agriculture industry forward.
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Organizer, DIY Hydroponics Workshop
Together with a teacher at McIntosh Middle School, our team organized a hydroponics DIY workshop as part of Sarasota Eat Local Week. 20 students were taught the basics of hydroponics and then split into 4 teams to build their own systems. By the end of the day students were able to explain hydroponics to their parents.
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Moderator, The Future of Food
You’ve heard the buzz about urban farming. You’ve seen hashtagged photos of beautiful cityscapes behind beds of greens. But what’s the deal? Can you really grow enough food in cities to feed its residents? What are the different type of farms - from backyard gardens to rooftops to indoor hydroponics - that are being created in NYC? What opportunities and challenges are arising as urban farming continues to grow as a movement, locally and globally?
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Organizer and Speaker, Vertical Farming Infoday, Munich Germany
This was the first of The Association for Vertical Farming "Infodays" where experts are invited to present data, models, and trends in vertical farming to a public audience that is new to the subject. In Munich, we presented to municipal leaders as well as locals interested in this emerging form of agriculture.
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Author, Quantify Controlled Environment Agriculture (CEA) Yields and Design a Related Model for Vertical Farming
Since January 2013, Columbia University MS student Henry Gordon-Smith has been developing a model vertical farm with his faculty adviser Dr. Dickson Despommier. The following brief is a snapshot of the project’s results. It is by no means exhaustive, but does contribute to the dialogue on urban agriculture and especially how data and design play a role in sustainable urban agriculture. The brief introduces a vertical farming complex for Block 2361, a site in the south Bronx, NY that could feed…
Since January 2013, Columbia University MS student Henry Gordon-Smith has been developing a model vertical farm with his faculty adviser Dr. Dickson Despommier. The following brief is a snapshot of the project’s results. It is by no means exhaustive, but does contribute to the dialogue on urban agriculture and especially how data and design play a role in sustainable urban agriculture. The brief introduces a vertical farming complex for Block 2361, a site in the south Bronx, NY that could feed 2,500 local residents every day, create 60 full-time jobs, and improve green infrastructure.
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Project Manager, "Living On The Edge" – Capstone
The Capstone Workshop is the final degree requirement of Columbia University’s Master of Science in Sustainability Management program. The workshop serves as culminating educational experience for the students in the program to apply practical skills and analytical knowledge learned through the program's curriculum into an applied project, giving students hands-on managerial experience. "Living on the Edge" is the name of the Capstone Workshop project.
…So what is “living on the…The Capstone Workshop is the final degree requirement of Columbia University’s Master of Science in Sustainability Management program. The workshop serves as culminating educational experience for the students in the program to apply practical skills and analytical knowledge learned through the program's curriculum into an applied project, giving students hands-on managerial experience. "Living on the Edge" is the name of the Capstone Workshop project.
…So what is “living on the edge”?
The linkages between urban and rural are most intensely demonstrated on the urban-periphery, or the “edge”. On the urban-periphery, an intermittent flux of people and resources creates communal uncertainty. People living on the edge cannot depend on urban and rural resource flows.
While life in peri-urban areas can present greater challenges, it can also present greater opportunities, especially for those who are able to draw simultaneously on the comparative advantage of urban and rural areas.
This “zone of decentralized sustainable technologies” offers an opportunity to stimulate “leap frog” alternative sustainable technologies.
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Designer, a LEED Platinum Net-Zero Dormitory
The task was to create a LEED platinum dormitory for the Harbor School on Governor’s Island whose design also satisfied the school’s objectives. As the new structure would be located on the island, waste, energy, and water-use reduction were priorities, in addition to the parameters of LEED platinum certification. After learning the necessary components of a building that meets the certification requirements, we began conceptualizing the elements of the structure. The final design had enough…
The task was to create a LEED platinum dormitory for the Harbor School on Governor’s Island whose design also satisfied the school’s objectives. As the new structure would be located on the island, waste, energy, and water-use reduction were priorities, in addition to the parameters of LEED platinum certification. After learning the necessary components of a building that meets the certification requirements, we began conceptualizing the elements of the structure. The final design had enough dormitory space for 400 students, met the LEED requirements to achieve platinum certification, and was net-zero. The building utilized passive design and solar placement (placing a structure in a way that makes the most of solar thermal gains) to achieve its goals. Solar thermal systems were used for hot water production and solar PV's were used for energy to cool the structure in the winter. Wind power and rainwater collection were also components of the design. Co-generation was mechanically engineered to guarantee the net-zero target. The dormitory also produced a portion of its own food through a solar thermal greenhouse and aquaponics tanks, thus achieving the additional goals set out by the client.
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Facilitator, Agritecture Workshop Los Angeles
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The Agritecture Design Workshops comprise of three teams, each matched with the goal of demonstrating creativity, sustainability, and feasibility when integrating agriculture into cities.
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Consultant, Square Roots Urban Growers, Brooklyn, NYC
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Led a team of consultants guiding an exciting new urban agriculture accelerator towards launching on time. My team helped with a number of parts of the Square Roots project development. My main contributions were on strategy and recruiting 10 entrepreneurs for the first cohort.
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Project Manager, Vertical Farming Award 2016
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The AVF Award is the first and biggest global competition for Vertical Farming design concepts.
Urban Agriculture is a rising industry, attracting top talent to invent new ways to grow food in cities and at home. Technology plays a leading role in this, especially LED grow lights, sensors, automation, and robotics. Thanks to our competition sponsor, Illumitex, the knowledge of vertical farming is being democratized to university students across the globe. Contestants who enter the…The AVF Award is the first and biggest global competition for Vertical Farming design concepts.
Urban Agriculture is a rising industry, attracting top talent to invent new ways to grow food in cities and at home. Technology plays a leading role in this, especially LED grow lights, sensors, automation, and robotics. Thanks to our competition sponsor, Illumitex, the knowledge of vertical farming is being democratized to university students across the globe. Contestants who enter the competition powered by Thought for Food will benefit from four guidance webinars provided by Illumitex and the AVF about the technologies and techniques for vertical farming. The field of the future is right around the corner and it might include you when you reach new heights with us.
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Consultant, Farm.one Manhattan Vertical Farm - Feasibility Study
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We consulted the executive team of Farm.one, NYCs most unique vertical farm, on how to best implement their pilot vertical farm. My team and I assisted with design, crop selection, site selection, and recruiting. Farm.one now grows rare and nutritious culinary herbs and ICE in lower Manhattan, NYC. Visit their website www.farm.one and contact CEO Rob Laing to learn more.
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Designer, Sustainable Rainwater Collection System for Agricultural Use in Ciudad Vieja
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Designed a rainwater collection system to allow farmers in Ciudad Vieja, Guatemala to harvest additional crops during the six month dry season. Coordinated with the local NGO, AGAIG, and another Columbia student group for assistance in collecting data and to facilitate communication with the residents of Ciudad Vieja. Evaluated the existing water infrastructure, analyzed historical precipitation data , considered the topography of the region and the soil types, and evaluated all possible social…
Designed a rainwater collection system to allow farmers in Ciudad Vieja, Guatemala to harvest additional crops during the six month dry season. Coordinated with the local NGO, AGAIG, and another Columbia student group for assistance in collecting data and to facilitate communication with the residents of Ciudad Vieja. Evaluated the existing water infrastructure, analyzed historical precipitation data , considered the topography of the region and the soil types, and evaluated all possible social factors in the design of the rainwater collection system.
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Contributor, A New Substation for New York: The case for developing a pristine wetland into a substation for a renewable energy project
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Cost benefit analysis of placing a substation in a wetland in New York city. First, a cost benefit analysis was conducted of all the financial and environmental costs and benefits for all stakeholders considering ecosystem based services including: filtration, protection against sea level rise, biodiversity, CO2 sequestration, altruistic value added and recreation. These were then compared to the benefits of providing zero emission energy for 30 years, temporary jobs for 20 and three full-time…
Cost benefit analysis of placing a substation in a wetland in New York city. First, a cost benefit analysis was conducted of all the financial and environmental costs and benefits for all stakeholders considering ecosystem based services including: filtration, protection against sea level rise, biodiversity, CO2 sequestration, altruistic value added and recreation. These were then compared to the benefits of providing zero emission energy for 30 years, temporary jobs for 20 and three full-time permanent jobs. The second CBA addressed the practice of mitigation banking by citing one current bank in the Meadowlands of New Jersey to determine if the most suitable option would be to develop the wetland in Breezy Point and reconstruct it in a 2:1 ratio in the nearby vicinity.
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Honors & Awards
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Industry Connector Award
Artemis AgTech
This award honors a consultant or advisor who helps growers make the best decisions possible. Help us recognize your partners who help recommend technology, advise you on your crop plans, design your IPM strategies, and serve as a helping hand throughout the year.
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Sustainable Solutions Award
World Trade Week NYC
Presented to a company in the New York metropolitan region offering products and services that contribute to socially and environmentally sustainable solutions internationally.
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Food Policy Fellow
Guelph University - Food From Thought
The Food from Thought Policy Fellowship Program in Agri-Food and Biodiversity will host senior policy-makers for three days of customized meetings at the University of Guelph, providing the opportunity for Fellows to learn about cutting-edge research that can inform important policy decisions and build networks of experts that can advise on emerging needs.
This program is intended to bring the best and most relevant research directly to government, non-profit and industry organizations…The Food from Thought Policy Fellowship Program in Agri-Food and Biodiversity will host senior policy-makers for three days of customized meetings at the University of Guelph, providing the opportunity for Fellows to learn about cutting-edge research that can inform important policy decisions and build networks of experts that can advise on emerging needs.
This program is intended to bring the best and most relevant research directly to government, non-profit and industry organizations in the agri-food and biodiversity sectors, supporting decision-makers to build relationships with academic experts and make decisions informed by cutting-edge research. Each experience will be entirely customized based on each Fellow’s key needs and priorities, allowing us to provide them with the most relevant and applicable information for their organization.
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Top 20 Food & Agriculture Influencers
Rabobank
Rabobank selected 20 Food & Agri Influencers & 20 F&A Companies to WATCH & FOLLOW in 2020.
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10 of the Leading Influencers in Produce 2017
Produce Grower Magazine
In every industry, there are outstanding individuals who go above and beyond to improve the world around them. Produce is no different. From ag-tech to marketing to urban farming, these people are propelling the industry forward. In this month’s cover story, meet 10 of the leading People in Produce.
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40 Under 40: The Rising Stars in New York City Food Policy
New York City Food Policy Center
The New York City Food Policy Center at Hunter College has released its annual class of New York City’s 40 individuals under 40 years old who are working to transform the food system. The Food Policy Center’s honorees include policymakers, educators, community advocates, farmers and innovators who are making significant strides to create healthier, more sustainable food environments and to use food to promote community and economic development.
The 40 under 40 roster reflects the…The New York City Food Policy Center at Hunter College has released its annual class of New York City’s 40 individuals under 40 years old who are working to transform the food system. The Food Policy Center’s honorees include policymakers, educators, community advocates, farmers and innovators who are making significant strides to create healthier, more sustainable food environments and to use food to promote community and economic development.
The 40 under 40 roster reflects the Center’s broad perspective around food policy, specifically that food policies are not simply regulations imposed by governmental bodies; we believe that food policy impacts millions of New Yorkers every day, at home and at work, as well as our surrounding environmental, community and economic ecosystems. An event to honor these individuals will take place at the Roosevelt House Public Policy Institute at Hunter College on June 8th, 2017.
See the full list: http://www.nycfoodpolicy.org/2017-40-40/
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