Food Glorious Food: Three Start Ups Tackling Global Food Crisis
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Food Glorious Food! How Dartmouth Park Entrepreneurs Are Tackling the Global Food Crisis
When: Thursday 6th February 2020, Arrivals 7pm onwards, Talk starts at 7.45pm sharp
Where: The House, 126 Dartmouth Park Hill, N19 5HS www.thehouselondon.co.uk
Who: Three local entrepreneurs share the story behind their start-ups and how their food business links with the global challenges we are facing in shifting to healthier, less polluting diets that can promote localism and the circular economy? Please come and sample their products and book your first zero carbon delivery! Dartmouth Park Talks is delighted to welcome: -
Nicola Hart, Ex-Director of Screen Cinemas, a film producer and director, founder of a supper club, political campaigner and now a food entrepreneur. As founder/CEO of Agua de Madre , a low-alcohol water kefir brewed in small batches, Nicky has created the ultimate ancient modern drink with invigorating benefits to share with the world.
Aaron Thomas and Leo Taylor are the Founders of BUG. A brand-new start- up with a mission to change perceptions around insects as food with their delicious insect recipe boxes. Insect based food could deliver sustainable forms of protein in a food challenged climate.
Claire and Jerrilee from Fair-Well have converted a milk float to bring zero emissions shopping to your door. Their work reduces pollution and makes refill shopping convenient and convivial.
About Dartmouth Park Talks
Dartmouth Park Talks provides a space for dialogue and discussion around the themes that impact on us all today. We believe it is only with strong well-thought through ideas of what we want from our lives, our society, our political systems and our economy that we will be able to create the society we want to live in. From feminism to environmentalism, from Brexit to the role of creatives, our convenings bring local experts, campaigners and ordinary people together to talk to each other, make connections and think afresh.
The Talks are run by two locals on a voluntary basis, Maya de Souza and Farhana Yamin. Maya works in public policy, and has a background in community politics, as a councillor and as a legal aid and trade union lawyer. Farhana Yamin is an internationally recognised climate change lawyer, author, speaker and activist. If you would live to contact us and help with the Talk or to give one, please get in touch!
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