On January 28, 2014, New York City-based BrightFarms, Inc., which builds and operates hydroponic greenhouses farms in urban areas, announced it raised $4.9 million in Series B financing. The round was led by NGEN Partners, Emil Capital Partners and BrightFarms founder Ted Caplow. Additional participating investors include Paragon Foods president Elaine Bellin; John Mack's family office; Zac Zeitlin,founding principal at New Ground Ventures; and Todd Kimmel, founder of Coskata, former partner at ...
On January 28, 2014, New York City-based BrightFarms, Inc., which builds and operates hydroponic greenhouses farms in urban areas, announced it raised $4.9 million in Series B financing. The round was led by NGEN Partners, Emil Capital Partners and BrightFarms founder Ted Caplow. Additional participating investors include Paragon Foods president Elaine Bellin; John Mack's family office; Zac Zeitlin,founding principal at New Ground Ventures; and Todd Kimmel, founder of Coskata, former partner at ...
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