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Study exploring the role of agtech intermediaries in advancing sustainability transitions among agtech ventures Jacksonville, FL and Ithaca, NY -17 November 2022 – The Kirchner Impact...

Hattie is an experienced leader in the areas of impact and ESG-factor investment and impact measurement and management strategy, with subject-matter expertise in food and nutrition and diversity, equity, and inclusion.

– Harold Jones to join firm and focus on strategic institutional collaborations – Jacksonville Fl, – 17 May 2022 – Kirchner Group, a boutique advisory, operational...

Kirchner Group today announced that it acted as advisor to Dehy Alfalfa Mills in connection with its sale to Market Maker Agriculture.

Kirchner will engage with researchers, clinicians, leading early-stage companies and industry strategics at upcoming Symposium for Advanced Wound Care conference in Las Vegas

The Kirchner Impact Foundation is pleased to announce the latest stage of incremental paradigm development, extending almost a decade, focused on impact activities. The new initiative combines the existing Kirchner Food Fellowship program which trains university-students on impact investment best practices in a “learning-by-doing” framework, the Kirchner Investment Academy which works with entrepreneurs and angel investors to better understand the investment process and the recently established Kirchner Liaison Activities, a matchmaking program.

Kirchner Group (KG) and HMP Global today recognized the enduring legacy, contributions, and impact of Dr. Barbara Braden within the wound care space. Barbara J. Braden, RN, PhD, FAAN, along with collaborator Nancy Bergstrom, RN, PhD, FAAN, is widely recognized as the developer of the Braden Scale, the nursing standard for pressure ulcer / injury risk assessment.

Students selected for Americas and Mexico Cohorts Leon, Guanajuato, Mexico and Jacksonville, Florida – 12 August 2021 – The Kirchner Food Fellowship, an initiative of the...

The Fellows will be “impact venture capitalists” for an academic year, investing real money in a real company while remaining full-time students at their respective universities.

To advance professional development opportunities in food and agriculture venture capital, the Foundation for Food & Agriculture Research (FFAR) is providing funds to support the Kirchner Impact Foundation’s program for Historically Black Colleges and University (HBCU) students.