4 Responses to Mission, vision, and approach

1. Cameron Carter says:

   July 30, 2012 at 2:56 pm

   I know that this is a shot in the dark, but I was a Biology major while at A&M as well as a barista and a manager at Muldoons near campus. Lately I have found my hobby in studying the arabica bean, mainly roasting, various origins, and basic biology. I’m curious if there are any opportunities for in research for someone with my interest.

   -Cameron Carter

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   • @vincepartida says:

     July 30, 2012 at 3:27 pm

     Thanks for your comment, Cameron. We’re happy to know that you’re interested in the science as coffee! We recently posted this announcement about fellowships for scientists in developing countries but we currently don’t have any information up for scientists in the U.S. I have forwarded your email address to our Executive Director who might be able to better direct your request.

     Again, thanks for your comment.

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2. Konrad Brits says:

   November 1, 2012 at 6:59 pm

   Hi

   We are a green coffee company based in the UK but working in Ethiopia (alongside Gates Foundation funded Coffee Initiative run by Technoserve) , Rwanda (pilot with Root Capital), Uganda (With GMCR and FTUSA). Our focus is on building collaborative supply chains with the harder to reach farming communities. Our aim is to build commercial platforms that survive and thrive beyond aid and donor participation, funded by the commerce of coffee. Varietals, yileds, climate etc are obviously a vital component of social impact and the longevity of coffee production. I am thrilled to find this initiative and will look to support you in whatever way we can.

   Regards
   Konrad

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