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Joe Bargmann

(He/Him)
St. Louis
As seen in: Inc., Esquire, Autoblog, Popular Mechanics, Audubon, Road & Track, Dallas Observer, Garden & Gun, New Jersey Monthly Magazine
Covers:  Landscape architecture, architecture, urban planning, ecology, climate, gardening, design, business, technology, startups, automotive, golf, food production, food chain, climate/resiliency

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Joe Bargmann is an award-winning journalist, writer, and editor with 20+ years of senior executive and project-based experience with top-tier brands like Popular Mechanics, Esquire, Road & Track, Inc., This Old House, The New York Times, The Washington Post, Golf Digest, Maximum Golf, and others. He is also the co-founder and project manager of a residential landscape design-build firm specializing in sustainability and environmental responsibility.

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How a Venture Investor with a PhD in Genetics Helped This Biotech Firm Get Started, Funded and Acquired

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By Joe Bargmann
| Inc. Verified
IN 2016, INVENTOR and scientist Erik Gentalen reached out to a former colleague with exciting news, and a proposition. "I started a company, and we could use some help," Gentalen said. The former colleague, Lena Wu, had worked with him around 15 years earlier as the director of business development at Caliper Technologies, a Mountain View, California-based bioresearch firm.
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Here's What's Behind Philadelphia's Thriving Startup Scene

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By Joe Bargmann
| Popular Mechanics Verified
The numbers tell you something. When Evan Malone founded the Philadelphia makerspace NextFab in 2009, it occupied 4000 square feet and employed eight people. In 2012, NextFab moved to a 21,000-square-foot space, to accommodate tremendous growth in its membership and make room for further expansion.
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How Beautycounter Sought Sustainability--and Growth Original

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By Joe Bargmann
| Inc. Verified
Gregg Renfrew, the founder and CEO of Beautycounter, a pioneering business in "clean beauty," lives in Santa Monica, California--not far from Hollywood. So it's no surprise she would be inspired by a movie. And she was, though not by a traditional Hollywood blockbuster. She was motivated to start Beauty­counter by An Inconvenient Truth, the 2006 documentary that details former vice president Al Gore's efforts to warn people of the rising threats of environmental destruction and climate change.
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Awards

American Society of Magazine Editors

2012 - Active and Special Interests
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