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Kim Bryden, inspired by the character Jennifer Garner in the television series “Alias,” has embarked on a mission to bridge the gap between institutional buyers and local food entrepreneurs. Previously employed by the Alcoholic Beverage Regulation Administration in Washington, D.C., Bryden's journey took a turn as she sought to create a platform that would empower small food businesses in her community.
Recognizing the challenges faced by local food entrepreneurs in gaining access to larger markets, Bryden launched a new initiative aimed at connecting these innovators with institutional buyers. This initiative not only helps food entrepreneurs showcase their unique products but also allows buyers to discover fresh, locally-sourced options that meet their needs.
The program seeks to foster collaboration and support within the food industry, encouraging sustainable practices and promoting economic growth within the community. Bryden's vision is to create a thriving ecosystem where local talent can flourish, ultimately benefiting consumers and the economy alike.
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