So You Wanna: Start a Food or Beverage Business
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- ISBN 9781953295668
- Weight: 387g
- Dimensions: 162 x 238mm
- Publication Date: 01 Mar 2022
- Publisher: BenBella Books
- Publication City/Country: US
- Product Form: Hardback
- Language: English
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Douglas Raggio is experienced in nearly every aspect of the $150 billion specialty food industry. He is the founder of a thriving food company Pass the Honey. He also founded the slow-cooked meal company Stews & Such cultivating a network of manufacturers vendors distributors co-packers and retailers in/around the packaged food space. Concurrently he was the founder and managing director of early-stage venture capital fund Gastronome Ventures one of the first fully-dedicated VCs in the healthier-for-you-food/beverage industry. He is founder of private equity fund Bias & Blinds Spots also focused on emerging healthy food and beverage branded companies with transactions currently totaling more than $150M. Hes been an advisor to more than a hundred startups and is a sought-after speaker at North Americas largest specialty food trade shows. His tenure in the space has given him the opportunity to vet 12000+ investment opportunities spanning more than a decade including companies going from zero to multi-millions and those going in reverse to bankruptcy. Previous to his work in the food and beverage industry he managed $100M+ marketing campaigns for Fortune 500 companies including Nike Motorola DirecTV and Discovery Channel. Douglas received a BS in Organizational Communication from Cal Poly Pomona.
