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Agro.Club
Großhandel
New York, NY 11.869 Follower:innen
A full-stack B2B global grain marketplace brings security and efficiency to global food supply
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Agro.Club is a full-stack B2B global marketplace operating in the three largest agriculture markets: Europe, South America, and North America. Its team of ag industry insiders has developed a model that leverages technology to streamline an extremely messy and operational grain supply chain. As a result: ✅ Over 40,000 farmers and 1000s of international and domestic grain companies use the marketplace, ✅ Analytics bring transparency to the market, ✅ Algorithms find the best supply and demand matches in seconds, ✅ A custom-built in-house platform completes the full execution of the transaction: quality control, KYC, logistics, and financing, ✅ Agro.Club’s Global Grain Marketplace is unique, literally and actually connecting the world to enable global grain supply, ✅ Agro.Club is already operationally profitable. The company’s vision is to become the largest global marketplace in agriculture. The brand's mission is to use technology to connect the global Ag value chain and make food supply more secure, efficient, and sustainable.
- Website
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https://agro.club/
Externer Link zu Agro.Club
- Branche
- Großhandel
- Größe
- 201–500 Beschäftigte
- Hauptsitz
- New York, NY
- Art
- Privatunternehmen
- Gegründet
- 2018
- Spezialgebiete
- AgTech, Trading, Exports, Origination und Logistics
Orte
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Primär
Wegbeschreibung
1270 6th Avenue Suite 774
New York, NY 10020, US
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Wegbeschreibung
Baar, Zug, CH
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Wegbeschreibung
Voronezh, RU
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Wegbeschreibung
Rua Cardeal Arcoverde 2365
São Paulo, SP 05408-003, BR
Beschäftigte von Agro.Club
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Apostolos Apostolakis
Founding Partner VentureFriends
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Floris Onvlee
Investing for better
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Egor Kirin
Founder & CEO at Agro.Club - Hiring in 🇺🇸 🇧🇷 🌎
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Suellen Oliveira
Gestão de Caixa | Câmbio | Hedge | Investimentos | Implementação de Sistemas | Captações Financeiras | Gestão de Equipes | Crédito e Risco |…
Updates
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Exciting News! We are thrilled to announce that John Borchers has joined our US team as our CEO here at Agro.Club! With 20 plus years in the agriculture industry, John brings extensive experience and visionary leadership that will be pivotal as we expand our presence and drive innovation. Welcome aboard!
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We're #hiring a new Senior Accountant in Kansas City Metropolitan Area. Apply today or share this post with your network.
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Technology continues to redefine modern agriculture, as highlighted by Farm Journal Intelligence's latest report on Smart Farming. It's inspiring to see how American farmers like Lucas Fricke are leveraging innovation to enhance efficiency and product quality. At Agro.Club, we're committed to supporting this evolution with technologies that assure farmers at any time get best price for their harvest. Here's to a future where smart farming solutions not only meet challenges head-on but also pave the way for sustainable growth. 🌾💡 https://lnkd.in/eF96KxmK
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Open dialogue and inspiring truth from leading entrepreneurs and investors were at the center of the event organized by our long-time supporter/investor, VentureFriends! ❤️ 🤝 🙏 Our founder and CEO, Egor Kirin, joined the panel to share insights on efficiently scaling a global business and raising growth capital. 🚀 🚀 🚀
It was a privilege to have so many friends join us in Athens for the VF Summit this year. We had a series of enthralling panels, a rooftop dinner by the Acropolis and even a quick trip to an island with some of the international attendees 🛥️🇬🇷 We thought we would share some of the key takeaways from the discussions and we hope to see some of you join us next time! ⬇️ Panel 1: Venture Capital from Series A to Growth Raluca Ragab, Gil Canaani, Akis Bratsos, George Dimopoulos • Expectations are now higher, from Series A onwards it’s no longer enough to hit a revenue milestone. There needs to be belief that the startup can become huge and profitable, write-offs are painful. • At the growth stage, a larger importance is placed on the capability of the executive team and the processes they have put in place. Founders have to understand the key drivers for their business. • Building relationship is key, it’s rare to invest at this stage within a few months of meeting the founders. 12-24 months is typical. Panel 2: Best Practices & Learnings in Hiring, Growth & Culture Alex Chatzieleftheriou, Jad Antoun, Nikos Moraitakis, George Hadjigeorgiou, Apostolos Apostolakis • Founders should look for people who are willing to join for the mission of the company and the opportunity to grow with it, rather than just for the salary and perks. • As a company scales there is the inevitable need to delegate but that doesn’t mean letting go of the details. • Growth from market tailwinds can be misleading, need to assess performance excluding market conditions. Panel 3: Fintech & Embedded Finance Peter O'Higgins, Egor Kirin, Caetano Lacerda. Alistair Owen • Building a performance culture that has a strong grounding in risk and compliance is essential when experiencing hypergrowth. • There’s no right answer to building a finance team; hiring a strong CFO can be a real asset when scaling the business. • Raising debt is essential to scale a lending operation, but founders need to switch their thinking from pure upside to also understanding the downside risk to speak the language of debt investors. Panel 4: Lessons from Fundraising, Scaling & Exiting John Tsioris, Marios Stavropoulos, Thanos Papangelis, Apostolos Apostolakis • Exiting a business isn’t straightforward, the founding team may need to stay for a few years and lose their autonomy to the acquirer. • Efficient growth is key to success, all the panelists reached profitability/low burn after a few years which gave them power when fundraising and exiting. • Being a founder is stressful and they often doubted themselves, but this motivated them to improve themselves!
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#Agriculture and #food production is facing significant challenges due to the impacts of global warming. Extreme weather conditions, such as droughts, heat waves, and heavy rainfall, can reduce crop yields and increase the risk of crop failure. In addition, the increasing global demand for food and the decline in arable land are contributing to the ongoing problem of food insecurity and starvation in many parts of the world. To address these challenges, farmers and researchers are exploring alternative crops that can thrive in changing climate conditions and help to combat starvation amid #global warming: 🌱 Quinoa: This protein-rich grain from South America thrives in adverse conditions, offering a nutritious solution to combat malnutrition globally. 🌾 Sorghum: Native to Africa, sorghum stands tall as one of the most drought-resistant crops, providing vital nutrition in regions vulnerable to climate change. 🌿 Camelina: Hardy and adaptable, camelina emerges as a resilient oilseed, offering both food and fuel options to diversify agricultural landscapes. (Source: TheAgrotechDaily)
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