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Q&A with Eva Goulbourne
Get to know Littlefoot’s founder and CEO, Eva Goulbourne, and learn more about her professional journey and drive to work in food systems and food waste. Check out her Q&A:
Five Trend Predictions for 2023
At the start of every year, we predict the top industry trends and forecast how things will unfold for the year ahead. Here are Eva’s five predictions for 2023: The Patagonia
January 2023 Newsletter
Dear Colleagues, I hope you all had a wonderful and relaxing holiday season with family and friends. A new year always brings new excitement and I was particularly thrilled to
December 2022 Newsletter
Dear Colleagues, I took a break from the newsletter in the fall season to do some strategic planning for Littlefoot and I am pleased to share lots of exciting news,
April 2022 Newsletter
Dear Colleagues, Happy Earth Month and Stop Food Waste Day! While it’s always Earth Day for those of us in the sustainability space, the holiday serves as a great reminder
March 2022 Newsletter
Dear Friends and Colleagues, Happy spring! Many of you are settling back home after a busy and productive time at Expo West. Although I wasn’t able to attend (Hi, FOMO),
February 2022 Newsletter
Dear Friends and Colleagues, We’re barely into the new year and so many exciting things have already happened in the wasted food space, and I can’t wait to continue with
April 2021 Newsletter
Dear Friends and Colleagues, As a fellow food systems consultant passionate about reducing food waste, I’ve enjoyed collaborating with Eva and Littlefoot Ventures on this newsletter. My experience in strategic
March 2021 Newsletter
Dear Friends and Colleagues, Spring has finally sprung in Colorado but I’ve been here just long enough to bank on one or two major snowstorms before summer. Besides the improving