Food Entrepreneurship: Perspectives Season 2, Episode 1

Delaine Anderson

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2021-05-23

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Vol. 100 No. 100: Perspectives Podcast - Season 2 Transcripts

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Podcasts

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Food Entrepreneurship

Perspectives Season 2, Episode 1

Delaine Anderson

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Abstract

Supporting food entrepreneurs is vital to building strong local communities. In this episode, we will hear from Sumiya Khan and Cortney Renton at CitySeed. CitySeed is a food systems nonprofit organization that supports food entrepreneurs to overcome barriers in the current system. City Seed primarily works with women, people of color, low-income individuals, immigrants and refugees and their programs include food business incubation services, commercial kitchen, Food Business Accelerator program, and Sanctuary Kitchen program. Sumiya Khan, Sanctuary Kitchen Program Director at CitySeed & Cortney Renton at CitySeed