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Grants can be an ideal way to secure early-stage capital, but often pose logistical challenges to young start-ups. Hear from funders and entrepreneurs with first-hand experience about how and when to apply for grants and some of the resources that can be most helpful along the way. RSVP HERE.
Revenue-based financing allows for clearer deals with objective financing terms for both funders and entrepreneurs, without falling to traps or debates over valuation. Hear from entrepreneurs and funders who have successfully used this model. RSVP HERE.
As we pursue greater social justice in all facets of life, new models are showing how businesses can be owned and controlled in ways that put social equity into the foundation of our economy. How do the models work? What are the opportunities for investors? RSVP HERE.
Democratizing investing through investor crowdfunding - what is it? How do the new SEC regulations make crowdfunding more attractive and democratized? How can investors be champions? How do you set up a successful campaign as an entrepreneur? In this session, we will hear from industry experts, successful entrepreneurs, and engaged funders. *Brought to you by the Social Venture Circle Community Capital working group, and Slow Money NYC, with a JEDI (Justice, Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion) lens. RSVP HERE
Register now to join the Good Food Spotlight on Monday, July 15th. Fulton Stall Market will be hosting us!
Register now to join the Good Food Spotlight on Monday, May 13th. We’re thrilled to partner with Bronx CookSpace!
Register now to join the Good Food Spotlight on Tuesday, December 4th. We’re thrilled to partner with our host AgTech X Co-Lab @ Agritecture!
Register now to join the Good Food Spotlight on Tuesday, September 25th. This time around we will be hosted by WeWork in Tribeca!
Register now to join the Good Food Spotlight on Monday, June 11th. We return to Hot Bread Kitchen in Harlem!
Join good food entrepreneurs and impact investors for this popular interactive workshop focused on solving business growth opportunities.
Slow Money NYC’s Jeffersonian dinners are intended to build and strengthen the community of investors in local, sustainable food businesses, who are contributing to change our dysfunctional food system. The Jeffersonian dinners also enable us to explore questions related to these investments while sharing a delicious, locally sourced meal.
Join good food entrepreneurs and impact investors for this popular interactive workshop focused on solving business growth opportunities.
Join us for our bi-monthly event highlighting innovative start-up food and agriculture businesses in New York, hosted this month by Inside Park at St. Barth's. Stay tuned for more information about our expert panel and presenters for January's event!
Co-hosted by National Young Farmer's Coalition, our first Hudson Valley Jeffersonian dinner aims to spark dialogue about what it takes to create catalytic investments in local food and agriculture. Join us for a home-cooked meal and stimulating discussion with investors, farmers, and Slow Money NYC board members.
Join us for our bi-monthly event highlighting innovative start-up food and agriculture businesses in New York.
Through our partnership with Investors Circle, we have invested in a number of local food businesses.
