Scott Thompson

Founding Partner at Farm from a Box

Scott Thompson is a seasoned professional with extensive experience in social enterprises and philanthropic initiatives. As the Founding Partner of Farm from a Box since February 2012, Thompson has been instrumental in providing sustainable agricultural solutions to vulnerable communities, focusing on social and economic development. Previously, Thompson served as the Principal at Human.kind Philanthropic Advisory Group LLC, where expertise in charitable investments was applied from December 2009 to August 2013. Additionally, Thompson held the position of Executive Director at Nexeus Mondiale, a non-profit dedicated to youth development through education, health, and sports, from November 2009 to May 2011, and at the San Francisco International Children's Games from July 2005 to July 2008, overseeing a significant international youth sports event. Educational background includes studies at UCLA and attendance at Branson and Cathedral School for Boys.

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Farm from a Box

Farm from a Box provides communities with the tools required to grow their own food and earn an income. Built from a modified shipping container, each unit contains a complete ecosystem of smart farm technologies to enhance agricultural productivity; from renewable power and micro-drip irrigation, to Information and Communications Technology.Using regenerative agriculture techniques with precision farming technology, we have developed the most efficient and easy mechanism for starting and maintaining a planted farm. We use regenerative farming practices to grow seasonal, regionally appropriate food.As a turnkey farm kit, Farm from a Box is ideal for a variety of uses:- Community Sustained Agriculture initiatives (CSAs) - Food and science education in schools- Addressing the nutritional needs of urban food deserts- Farm-to-table food for employees, restaurants, and businesses- Support not-for-profit organizations- Turn unproductive land into a farming enterprise


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