What we perceive as the end of the food supply chain is the beginning of a new food revolution.

How do you get more food with less resources and less waste? Reduce, Recover and Reharvest Food Byproducts Wednesday May 27 at 12:00 Noon CDT

What we perceive as the end of the food supply chain is the beginning of a new food revolution.

Hosted by the French-American Chamber of Commerce, Minnesota Chapter(FACCMN)

12:00 Noon - 1:00 PM CDT I 1:00 PM -2:00 PM EST I 11:00 AM -  12:00 Noon PST
A link to join the webinar will be sent by Tuesday May 26, 2020.
This program is FREE for FACC members 

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About NETZRO:

NETZRO is a benefit corporation that provides integrated solutions to enhance the food supply chain by transforming unused food byproducts and reharvesting nutrients into new upcycled food ingredients.

Sue Marshall has entered NETZRO into numerous entrepreneurial contests, accelerators and incubators.  Sue uses her proud range of business experience and education to assist other entrepreneurs with start-ups that desire a focus on socially responsible business models and funding. 

Join us on May 27th and learn how NETZRO has built an ecosystem of farmers, producers, distributors, retailers, restaurants, consumers and regulators, pioneering a circular food economy. 

About the speaker:

Sue Marshall, CEO NETZRO

Sue Marshall has spent the majority of her professional career as an entrepreneur and currently the founder and CEO of NETZRO, SBC. NETZRO is a benefit corporation that provides integrated solutions to enhance the food supply chain by transforming unused food byproducts and reharvesting nutrients into new upcycled food ingredients.

Sue has entered NETZRO into numerous entrepreneurial contests, accelerators and incubators. She uses her proud range of business experience and education to assist other entrepreneurs with start-ups that desire a focus on socially responsible business models and funding.

Sue holds a B.S. in marketing from St. Cloud State University and a Masters degree from University of St. Thomas. She proudly lives and works in Minneapolis, MN—claiming more beach front than its neighboring twin, St. Paul. Sue is partnering with Mother Nature to correct the mistakes of her generation and generations past. She spends her days collaborating with others that share her passion for economic & environmental sustainability while creating socially responsible initiatives. She spends her free time traveling the world in dedication to her role as a world-class mother and wife.

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