Orr Vinegold (@orr_vinegold) 's Twitter Profile
Orr Vinegold

@orr_vinegold

Founder @unrest_world. We help mission-driven founders build global B2C companies in the shape of innocent, Patagonia, and Allbirds

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Palm oil continues to be a major driver of deforestation of some of the world's most diverse forests. Along with other organisations, @pipandnut are influencing and shaping standards to safeguard people and the planet from destruction. Our cohorts will achieve the same. #unrest

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Here at Unrest.world we are committed to preparing our diverse cohort of founders to be in the strongest investment position by the end of the programme. It’s one part we play in helping shift the status quo. #accelerator #unrest

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Talent speaks for itself and deserves to be amplified and supported in all of its forms. john.world we are striving to play our part in shifting these statistics. #accelerator #diversity #femaleentrepreneur

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55% of founders have said that running a business had a negative impact on their mental health. At Unrest, we believe that addressing this mental health catastrophe is a moral imperative, and for wise investors, it should be a function of doing business. #unrest #accelerator

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Founders are 3x more likely to suffer from substance abuse. With our bespoke programme that equips founders with the foundations to balance wellbeing with profit, we believe that this can change. #unrest #mentalhealth #accelerator

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So how much are VCs learning from the recent Deliveroo IPO crash? Are ESG considerations part of their investment decisions in these apps? I guess lots of them still made a ton of money but I believe fiduciary duty is starting to also mean ‘a duty to look at ESG’

So how much are VCs learning from the recent Deliveroo IPO crash? Are ESG considerations part of their investment decisions in these apps? I guess lots of them still made a ton of money but I believe fiduciary duty is starting to also mean ‘a duty to look at ESG’