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What 80 Acres’ Mike Zelkind learned from building, and losing, a unicorn
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What 80 Acres’ Mike Zelkind learned from building, and losing, a unicorn
At its height, 80 Acres was considered a “unicorn” by startup analysts, a designation reserved for privately held companies valued at more than $1 billion. The Hamilton, Ohio-based vertical farming startup had expanded into multiple states and was supplying fresh produce to major grocery retailers like Kroger. Then, on Aug. 3, the company abruptly announced […]
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