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2.
Solu4on:
green
city
growers
Green
City
Growers:
Converts
unused
space
into
thriving,
urban
farms
Provides
clients
with
access
to
fresh,
nutri<ous
food
Revitalizes
city
landscapes
Inspires
self-‐sufficiency
CONFIDENTIAL
3.
Products
Services
Raised-‐beds,
RooCop
Farms,
Cold
Frames,
CriEer
Fencing
Maintenance
Contracts,
Educa<onal
Programs,
Consul<ng
Convert
unused
space
into
small-‐scale
intensive
farms
Create
green
space,
revitalize
landscapes
Decrease
environmental
impact
of
food
system
Educate
and
inspire
all
ages
to
make
healthier
lifestyle
choices
4.
Beverly
School
Systems
5
Elementary
Schools
Every
3rd
grader
in
the
School
System
will
learn
how
to
grow
food
from
GCG
Education
15.
Jessie
Banhazl
CEO
&
Founder
• Smith
College,
has
run
company
since
incep4on
in
2008
• Boston
Business
Journal
40-‐under-‐40;
Zagat
30-‐under-‐30
“…arguably
the
queen
of
Boston’s
urban-‐ag
visionaries.”
–
Stuff
Magazine
June
2012
Lyndsay
Rose
Vice
President
Sales
and
Marke<ng
• Responsible
for
developing
new
markets
and
growing
revenue
• Strong
background
in
social
marke4ng
and
growing
small
companies
• Former
Sales
&
Marke4ng
Manager
at
Next
Step
Living
ScoE
Lamer
Chief
Opera<ng
Officer
• Responsible
for
all
farm
builds,
installa4ons,
maintenance
&
training
• Masters
-‐
School
for
Int’l
Training
• Founded
Barnoire
Furniture
Company
Core
Support
Team
of
Hor<cultural
Professionals
Partners,
Subcontractors,
Interns
16.
• Taught
15,000
children
and
adults
how
to
grow
their
own
food,
lowering
their
risk
of
obesity
• Grown
245,000+lbs
of
organic
produce
grown
hyper-‐locally
from
unused
space
CONFIDENTIAL
17.
Current
Reach
in
Eastern
MA:
400+
Sites
in
Greater
Boston,
1
corporate
wellness
program
in
Central
MA
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