
Chairman & Co-founder of @Better_TX. Serial entrepreneur, launching five innovative companies in the last 20 years.
Joined March 2018
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#PDTs have the potential to reduce the burden of disease on patients and the healthcare system. Listen to our co-founder @David_P_Perry speak on how we’re changing the treatment landscape by using software to tackle root causes with @MDDIOnline: bit.ly/3fdYzLZ
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"As much as we would like for this to be a smooth transition -- inevitably as we wind down some industries -- change will be hard but it is necessary," @DavidPerryCEO of Indigo, an agricultural technology company based in Boston, tells Al Jazeera.
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Join us for the launch of our new Future of Nature and Business Report, from 15:00 CEST here: bit.ly/3evZwvC
With:
@CarlosAlvQ, @presidenciacr, @andersen_inger, @unep, @stholsether, @hindououmar, @mremae, @crminae, @DavidPerryCEO
#NNER #NatureNow
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More than half of all grain buyers in the U.S. are part of Indigo Marketplace. This means growers can find their regular network or expand to new buyers to identify the best bid.
Learn more about this expanding network → indigo.bz/mpgrowers. #grainmarketing #harvest20
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We welcome Jim Young as our new Chief Financial Officer. With deep financial and market expertise plus proven leadership at global technology firms, Jim will play a critical role in scaling our business and financial operations. Read more → indigo.bz/cfo.
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Today, we’d like to say:
To all farmworkers and farmers, thank you.
#GoogleDoodle → goo.gle/2V7nRjL
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Join us next Wednesday, January 15 for a webinar on the development of the Soil Enrichment Project Protocol, which will incentivize agricultural practices that enhance carbon storage in soils. #soilcarbon #soilenrichment @Indigoag register.gotowebinar.com/reg…
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We owe a lot to healthy #soil for what it brings us – like nutritious food, less atmospheric carbon dioxide & more profitable growing seasons. Focusing on #soilhealth is a year-round necessity, but visit @Terraton_ to join us in celebrating #WorldSoilDay! bit.ly/IndigoCarbon
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The next breakthrough in carbon sequestration innovation is just beneath the surface. That’s why today, we open applications to The #Terraton Challenge encouraging innovators to present ideas that accelerate the drawdown of carbon dioxide. Learn more: bit.ly/30VeGnN .
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.@Indigoag is #1 on CNBC's 2019 #Disruptor50 list. @DavidPerryCEO joins @SquawkCNBC to talk about the company's technology and vision for #agriculture. #Disruptor50 cnb.cx/2Yop9ai
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This is #agriculture’s moment. We’re honored to be ranked #1 on @CNBC’s 2019 #Disruptor50 list. Thank you, @CNBCDisruptors, for acknowledging the #ag industry as critical to reimagine for the benefit of growers, consumers & our planet. See full list → cnb.cx/2JIJAe2
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Shout-out to No. 35 @Indigoag, for cultivating crops capable of surviving climate change 🌾
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#FCMostInnovative
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Nice piece highlighting the unfortunate disappearance of Venezuela’s last glacier including the rescue of a unique microbiome with potential implications for #agriculture. #climate #glacier #Venezuela @TheAtlantic bit.ly/2HR95dO
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Memphis—Has—Momentum. I couldn’t be more excited about the @Indigoag HQ announcement this morning. Exactly the type of company we need and want in our city. Thanks to @BillHaslam and his team for helping to make it happen.
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Excited to be named #18 on the 2018 @CNBCDisruptors list! Thanks to
@CNBC for recognizing our mission to help #armers sustainably feed the planet. Other companies on the list include @Uber, @SpaceX, and @Airbnb. #Disruptor50
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Drought hits the High Plains, preventing the planting of crops; “It’s going to be billions in the terms of crop loss.” on.wsj.com/2KX5XKP


















