“I worry for my children, I worry for my children’s children”

In this candid chat with a live audience, Jamie Burrows shares his 10-year journey building a vertical farming company that’s addressing both food and water security in a changing climate.

→ Hear how personal tragedy at 29 led Jamie to reassess his path and take “the jump” into vertical farming→ Follow his journey from working “7 nights a week” in a rundown Deptford warehouse to raising £37M→ Understand why he believes “price parity is very important” for sustainable food innovation→ Discover why family offices, not VCs, are funding this intergenerational vision

Hear how Jamie transitioned from US Air Force engineer to agricultural innovator, working “7 nights a week” in a rundown Deptford warehouse before raising £37M to revolutionize food production. He explains why vertical farming isn’t a “one stop shop solution” but part of a broader approach to combat climate change and resource scarcity.

➢ verticalfuture.com➢ rebelmeetups.com➢ themillsfabrica.com

Recorded at The Mills Fabrica for “Rebel Meets: CLIMATE EDITION” – the first topic-focused Rebel Meetup bringing together innovators and climate tech enthusiasts. 📹 Thankful for Ant Silva (@mags__media) for filming.📷 Thankful for Daisy (@daisydrewettmedia) for photography.

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