Benjamin Ripple

Benjamin Ripple has been involved in the development and implementation of Sustainable Supply Chains for Tropical Food Commodities since 2005, when they founded and became the CEO of Big Tree Farms Inc. Benjamin also held the role of Founder and President Director Indonesia at Big Tree Farms. In 2008, they became the Director of The Gulamerah Fund, a Cayman-registered closed-end fund that acquires underperforming and undervalued raw agricultural lands and existing plantations. In 2009, they became the Slow Food Ubud Co-Chair.

Benjamin Ripple received a BS in AgroEcology/Sustainable Agriculture from The Evergreen State College in 2000. Benjamin also attended Kenyon College and St Georges School, though no degree or field of study is specified.