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Just Eat: The Future of Food at the 2018 Tom Tom Founders Festival
Thursday April 12th, 2018 | The Paramount Theater
From climate change to immigration, what we eat and where it comes from stands at the center of the world stage - without ever leaving the intimacy of our homes and daily rituals. In this session, three incredible innovators share how they changed the food we all eat, and offer insights into the next goalpost for a sustainable, fair, and healthy future.
Speakers: Seth Goldman , Beyond Meat, Honest Tea, Executive Chairman, Co-founder and TeaEO Emeritus | Melody Barnes , MB2 Solutions LLC, Co-Founder and Principal | Greg Asbed , Coalition of Immokalee Workers, Cofounder
Moderator: Jane Black, Freelance, Journalist
Sponsor: Beyond Meat
tomtomfest.com/2018/03/14/just-eat
Just Eat: The Future of Food at the 2018 Tom Tom Founders Festival
Thursday April 12th, 2018 | The Paramount Theater
From climate change to immigration, what we eat and where it comes from stands at the center of the world stage - without ever leaving the intimacy of our homes and daily rituals. In this session, three incredible innovators share how they changed the food we all eat, and offer insights into the next goalpost for a sustainable, fair, and healthy future.
Speakers: Seth Goldman , Beyond Meat, Honest Tea, Executive Chairman, Co-founder and TeaEO Emeritus | Melody Barnes , MB2 Solutions LLC, Co-Founder and Principal | Greg Asbed , Coalition of Immokalee Workers, Cofounder
Moderator: Jane Black, Freelance, Journalist
Sponsor: Beyond Meat
tomtomfest.com/2018/03/14/just-eat





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