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Nick Green shared thisFriends - After monitoring the evolving COVID-19 situation over the weekend, Jeremiah McElwee and I have made the difficult decision this morning that Thrive Market will not be attending Expo West this year. As a company, our mission to make our planet healthier has to start with a commitment to the health and safety of our team, followed closely by a responsibility not to contribute to potential health risks for others. While we'll miss seeing all of you, please know that our team is already working hard to reschedule EVERY meeting ASAP. For our Annual Partner Appreciation Breakfast, we're planning to hold a webinar in the next two weeks, so stay tuned for an update there. Finally, if you're a smaller brand we haven't met yet, don't hesitate to apply to work with us at https://lnkd.in/gqZz9-G or reach out to our team. We want to meet you! I hope to see all of you soon. In the meantime, stay safe and healthy. Nick #expowest2020
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Nick Green liked thisNick Green liked thisWe’re turning 40 at Invus and couldn’t be more excited to celebrate with a refreshed brand identity and a new website under our bold new positioning: “Build with Invus”! This milestone marks four decades of partnering with visionary entrepreneurs looking to transform their industries—and we hope our new look and website capture that spirit of innovation and aligned partnership. A special thank you to our partners who graciously shared their experiences for our new film: Marla Beck, Co-founder of Bluemercury Bill Bishop and Billy Bishop, Co-founders of Blue Buffalo Nick Green, Co-founder of Thrive Market Brett Schulman, Co-founder of CAVA Motasim Sirhan, Co-founder of Elixir Medical Corporation Metin Taskin, Co-founder of Airties Katie Wilson, Co-founder of belliwelli Your stories inspire us every day, and we’re proud to have partnered with you to build extraordinary companies. Huge kudos to Zeynep Oğuz Bilimer, Creative Director of Zeo Communications Design, for delivering a brilliant brand brand identity redesign for Invus, and to our partners at Imagination led by Chris Israelski for bringing our vision to life. https://www.invus.com/ We invite you all to explore our new website and watch the film to hear these incredible founders and leaders share their journeys firsthand. And dive into the case studies. Let us know what you think—drop a comment below or reach out anytime! Build with Invus—here’s to the next 40 years of building extraordinary businesses together! -- #BrandRefresh #NewWebsite #Anniversary #Entrepreneurship #Invus #InvusOpportunities
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Nick Green liked thisNick Green liked thisThrive Market is becoming a household name in the e-commerce world for organic food products. Co-Founder & CEO Nicholas R. Green talks about the inspiration behind its founding and more on #TakingStock with Trinity Chavez. #TSTC
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Nick Green liked thisNick Green liked thisI'm so proud to share with you this video capturing the magnificent Turkish Centennial Gala. The Metropolitan Museum of Art celebrated Turkish art and the 100th anniversary of the Turkish Republic on October 25th. Congratulations to my wife, Zeynep Oguz Bilimer, who chaired the Gala along with a fantastic group of women (Begum Taft, Ayse Yuksel Mahfoud, Seran Muduroglu Trehan, Catherine Cuthell, Hatice Uskup Morrissey). This is a culmination of the Turkish Centennial Initiative at The Met, which we started with a group of friends back in 2019. Please visit the beautiful new art installation Dialogues in the Koc Family Galleries at The Met, which juxtaposes contemporary art with their Ottoman references. A lot more to come. And thank you to all our friends who joined us and supported the initiative including the honorees of the gala, Demet and Onur Kumral. The Invus Group, Simpson Thacher & Bartlett LLP, Louise and Hamdi Ulukaya, Murat Ülker, pladis Global, E. Eric Tokat, Goldman Sachs, Mavi, Divan, SUSHICO, Turkish Philanthropy Funds, Pera Mediterranean and more...
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Nick Green reacted on thisNick Green reacted on thisI’m a proud gay Asian man. I was also a solo bootstrapped first time founder who had never seen a venture-backed entrepreneur that looked like me. Today, I am beyond elated to announce Bokksu’s $22M Series A funding because we now have the capital, best fit investor partners, and (most importantly) talented team to exponentially grow and pursue our mission to bridge cultures through Asian food. But I’m not going to talk right now about all the exciting ways this funding will impact Bokksu’s mission and expansion (I’ll write about that in detail in a future post). I instead want to take a moment to be amazed that our society and business world has progressed far enough that someone like me can be loud and proud about my identities. We’ve come a long way from when it was rare to see non-white executives or when I needed to go back into the closet to protect myself from a homophobic work environment. I also want to state that we still have a very long way to go re: the dearth of VC-backed female, POC, and other underrepresented founders. So it’s meaningful to me on a personal level that a gay Asian man has successfully raised a Series A for a D2C Asian food startup, and I hope this milestone inspires, motivates, and validates other underrepresented founders. Thank you to my incredible team and supportive investors, and the best is yet to come!Bokksu bags $22M Series A at a $100M valuation to deliver traditional Asian groceries to your home | TechCrunchBokksu bags $22M Series A at a $100M valuation to deliver traditional Asian groceries to your home | TechCrunch
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Very pleased to have Victorine Lançon Lancon joining us at the HealthVC Summit for our panel, Women’s Health: The Next Frontier for Private Capital. One of the biggest challenges in women’s health is not just building better companies, but making sure the opportunity is communicated in a way that investors understand and can underwrite. Victorine brings a valuable perspective across strategy, storytelling and capital, working both inside a femtech venture studio and through One of the Girls Has Money Now to help close the funding gap in women’s health. That combination of product, narrative and investor thinking should make for a very strong discussion on what it will actually take to attract more private capital into the sector. Looking forward to welcoming Victorine to Zurich on September 3rd. #HealthVCSummit #WomensHealth #Femtech #VentureCapital #HealthTech #HealthcareInvestment #Zurich
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