Weeks: Industrial Organic signed Dig Inn as a customer
Amanda Weeks · #3 Industrial Organic · Mar 3, 2025 · at 10:14
Amanda Weeks pitches Industrial Organic on The Pitch and discusses their early customer pipeline.
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“One of the customers that we have signed up is a company called Dig In. They're a pretty popular chain in New York.”
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