companies ranging from tech to food to trading. As Co-Founder & CEO of Hungry Planet, he is
working to bend the curve on human and planetary health by ensuring that our growing human
family can be nourished in a way that is sustainable, healthful, and hopeful. He has eaten
plant-based for over 25 years, and is dedicated to bringing the benefits of plant-based foods to
carnivores, omnivores, and flexitarians.
In addition to being a guest speaker at Harvard University, Dropbox, Myriad, and other
organizations that are interested in learning about the future of food, he and Hungry Planet have
been quoted and featured in publications, radio and podcasts ranging from The New York Times
and The Financial Times, to NPR, CS Monitor, and The Chicago Tribune.
Prior to founding Hungry Planet, Todd was a founding partner at Verge Ventures, a technology
investment, strategy and software development firm that partners with forward-thinking business
leaders, entrepreneurs, and investors to leverage technology to transform emerging and
established enterprises and to build internet-based businesses.
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