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Po Bronson Shares Strategies for AgriFoodTech Startups Amid Venture Downturn

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By Po Bronson, Arvind Gupt
| Agroempresario
Po Bronson, general partner at deep-tech investor SOSV and managing director at IndieBio SF, provided insights to AgFunder News on how AgriFoodTech startups can survive the current downturn in venture capital funding while pursuing innovation and growth. Amid a challenging financing landscape, Bronson emphasized the importance of patience, discerning investment, and identifying high-potential companies even when initial pitches seem underwhelming.
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Shawn Askinosie, CEO & Founder, Askinosie Chocolate

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By Po Bronson
| Business Fights Poverty Online Verified
Shawn sheds light on the efforts and rewards of knowing who his cocoa growers are; how he’s making globalisation work for him; and the true benefits of understanding your supply chain. Wednesday April 13 2022 Best selling author, social enterprise founder, CEO and social impact pioneer: Shawn Askinosie shares the true benefits of understanding your supply chain.
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The Planet Hunting Machine

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By Po Bronson
| Alta Journal Verified
Sometime in the next decade, NASA hopes to deploy a rover to the dark side of the moon, where it will roll out 128 small, lightweight radio antennae in a flower configuration over 100 square kilometers of the lunar dirt. The FARSIDE project is designed to look for habitable planets in other solar systems. But you can see it today, already in operation, here in California. The Cosmic Dawn is happening again, so get your pressure suit on. To look for life “out there,” go visit Gregg Hallinan.
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