Zach Correa

Founder and CEO, lemonGRAFT · 1 appearance on the record.

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Zach Correa is the founder and CEO of lemonGRAFT, a digital marketplace for buying and selling homegrown produce. An architect by training from the University of South Florida, he established the platform to support decentralized, sustainable food infrastructure.

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Insight

Correa: A regenerative food supply is the foundation of community sustainability

“Food, it turns out, is at, like, the base of this big problem. And if we can just build a regenerative food supply, then that is the one thing that will grow and branch into all other categories of sustainability. And all the other infrastructure will begin to…”

Zach Correa May 18, 2021 ▶ 16:57 Meet The HIBT Fellows: Mark Atlan & Zach Correa

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Correa: Lemongraft aggregates small-scale backyard garden produce into an online marketplace

“So if you have a backyard, or a small garden of some sort, you can start to plant things in your yard, and where you couldn't sell it in traditional markets because the quantities aren't high enough, and oftentimes the barriers to entry are too high, and it's …”

Zach Correa May 18, 2021 ▶ 14:11 Meet The HIBT Fellows: Mark Atlan & Zach Correa

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Correa: Lemongraft uses neighborhood pickup hubs for local backyard produce

“So our app is still in development, but once it's built, the idea is, is that you would open up the app and search your community. Your community would have a series of drop points. These drop points would be other people in your community that are hosting a c…”

Zach Correa May 18, 2021 ▶ 15:16 Meet The HIBT Fellows: Mark Atlan & Zach Correa

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Correa: Lemongraft partners with chefs to develop recipes for wild edible plants

“We actually have a team of chefs who are working on creating recipes from these wild edible plants that we've forgotten about, and starting to bring identity, like local geographic identity, back to our communities”

Zach Correa May 18, 2021 ▶ 18:33 Meet The HIBT Fellows: Mark Atlan & Zach Correa

Disclosure

Correa: Lemongraft aggregates hyper-local growers around specific meal recipes

“What we do is we market it in, in meals. So we can actually, on the platform, we can show dishes and you can say like, wow, that looks delicious. I would love to eat that this week. You click on that. We aggregate all the farmers that are currently growing the…”

Zach Correa May 18, 2021 ▶ 19:15 Meet The HIBT Fellows: Mark Atlan & Zach Correa

Disclosure

Correa: Lemongraft's team and partner software developers are all working for free

“Everyone's working for free. Yeah, that's exactly right. We did partner with a development team. They are also working for free, but they are, as a partner, they're developing the software.”

Zach Correa May 18, 2021 ▶ 20:44 Meet The HIBT Fellows: Mark Atlan & Zach Correa

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Episode	Date	Speaking time
Meet The HIBT Fellows: Mark Atlan & Zach Correa	May 18, 2021	6m

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