Elizabeth Ü

Elizabeth Ü is program officer of the Slow Money project at Investors’ Circle, and a graduate of Presidio School of Management.

Elizabeth Ü is program officer of the Slow Money project at Investors’ Circle, and a graduate of Presidio School of Management. She has climbed trees for the U.S. Forest Service, run statistics for U.S. Geological Survey, trapped deer for the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife, operated her own publishing company, and served as project manager for a line of sustainable products in Wal-Mart’s supply chain.

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Slow Money: Funding Sustainable Food Companies
By Elizabeth Ü, April 30, 2006
Many socially and environmentally conscious food entrepreneurs find themselves in a difficult spot when it comes to finding appropriate funding for their values-based ventures. The Investor Circle...

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