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Investeco
 Focused on expansion stage sustainable food
companies, and/or companies developing
technologies that enhance agriculture productivity
 Building on the manager’s proven success in
investments in Sustainable Food andAg.
 Primary focus is to make a financial return from
developing a more sustainable, healthy and
resilient Food andAg. Sector
 GIIRS Pioneer Fund
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Managing Partners
Andrew Heintzman, Co-founder & President (2001)
Alex Chamberlain, Managing Partner (2002)
Michael Curry, Managing Partner (2002)
Partners since inception, with owner-operator approach to investing
• Published author on sustainable food & energy
• Exec Chair of Rowe Farm Meats Ltd; Director of Horizon Distributors
• Involved in climate and green energy policy development, Province of Ontario
• Vice-Chair Organic Meadow, Director of Rowe Farm Meats Ltd.
• Former founder/CEO successful $20M building materials distribution co.
• 7 years in Canadian reforestation industry
• Former attorney at a prestigious Toronto-based firm
• Former investment banker, PricewaterhouseCoopers Securities
• MBA, LLB, CFA, extensive experience in law, corporate finance
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Sectoral investment strategy
servicescapital + capacity + strategy
Bioeconomy
Clean Energy
& Environment
Sustainable Food
& Agriculture
F U N D I I I
( C L E A N T E C H )
sectoral strategy in food, agriculture and the bio-economy
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Food Fund LP Advisors
Jalynn Hamilton Bennett
Former Chair
Investment Committee
Roger Dickhout
President
Martin Connell
Founder
David Sculthorpe
CEO
Marty Thrasher
Former President
Ian Walker
President
Gaetan Lussier
Former Deputy Minister Charlie Scott
Former President
Abe Gomel
Former President
Active LPs provide
deal flow and
transaction support
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Environmental and social benefits
 Improving health outcomes from: healthier food for consumers, lower
pesticide ingestion, reduced use of antibiotics.
 Improved environmental profile through better maintenance of soil
quality, better use of water and less water pollution from agriculture, less
damage to ecosystems and other species, less reliance on fossil fuels and
other damaging and expensive agricultural inputs, more efficient use of
resources
 Social benefits include: more resilient food systems that are less
vulnerable to collapse and more able to withstand future challenges such
as peak oil, water scarcity, and climate change.
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We know food …
Value Add: Helped structure company,
hire management, establish/chair board,
establish commercial relationships
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We know food …
Value Add: Reorganized business around
retail strategy, hired management, built,
chaired board, established partnerships
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We know food …
Value Add: Active board seat, consulted on
acquisition strategy, chaired compensation
committee
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2005 2010
Sales 58.8M 101.5M
EBITDA 3.2M 6.0M
Invested Returned Gross IRR
$5.3M 5.8M 3.4%

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Macro trends supporting Food Fund
Health
 Est. 40% adults, 20% children suffer from diabetes or obesity in North
America…a 2-3x generational increase 1
 CDC estimates U.S. 2000 direct medical cost of obesity at $61B, and
indirect economic loss of $117B…doubling each decade since 19802
Environment
 Globally 5-6M hectares farmland lost annually to human activity, including
aggressive agriculture practices 3
 70% of global fresh water is used in agriculture; while 2/3 humans are
expected to live in water-stressed areas by 2025 4
Policy
 Canada % Daily Value campaign; youth nutrition Michelle Obama’s #1 issue
1Obesity and the Economics of Prevention OECD 2010:; "Obesity and Overweight: Trends: U.S. 1985–2006". CDC. 2007-07-27.; 2Obesity Costs States Billions in Medical Expenses,
CDC, 2004-01-21; 3Farmland Forecast, Colvin & Co June 2009; 4 JWT Intelligence, interview Dan Crossley, principal sustainability advisor, Forum for the Future, Feb
2012
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North American fundamentals
Source: Packaged Facts Natural and Organic Foods and Beverages in the
U.S., 3rd Edition, July 2011
2009-2010 $ Rev Growth
Omega: 42%
Anti-oxidant: 29%
GMO Free: 27%
Gluten Free: 16%
Fair Trade: 16%
Probiotic: 13%
Calcium: 13%
High Fiber: 13%
Low Glycemic: 12%
No Sodium/Salt 10%
Organic: 9%
Conventional: 0.6%
Source: The Nielson Company 2010; SPINS
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Proprietary deal flow
Currently tracking >400 opportunities
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