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ReGenFriends™ asserts on its front page to be "leading the regenerative business revolution." Members featured here include General Mills, the University of California, Nori, and the Capital Institute.[1]
The Regenerative Customer
In collaboration with Whole Health Marketing™, RGF conducted a national study of over 3,000 everyday shoppers aged 18 and older to discover what they know about “regenerative” principles. Published as "the emerging regenerative customer" and now advertised as a landmark research report, RGF charges you $1495 to download it from their website.[2]
The ReGenFriends™ Summit
Shortly after publishing this report, the ReGenFriends™ summit convened in March 2019 in the Ohlone Bay Area (San Francisco, California). Featured event speakers included representatives from the following corporations[3]:
- General Mills (Shauna Sadowski, Head of Sustainability Natural & Organic)
- Savory Institute (Chris Kerston, Land to Market program)
- Capital Institute (John Fullerton, Founder & President)
- Patagonia
- Regenerative Organic Alliance
- University of California
- Project Drawdown
- Nori
- Regen Network Development