Peter Jorgensen's guest appearances

Peter Jorgensen

From The Pit Podcast

Future Food with Analisa Winther

Kevin Woo

Ramon Escobar

Tim Wendelboe

Julie Tomaino

Heini Zachariassen

Thor Sigfusson

Ellen MacArthur

Klaus Thomsen

Josh Epstein

Honey Guest

Tyler Lorenzen

Sarah Rodgers

Amanda Wood

Carl Fritjofsson

Valerie Easton

OwlTail

Peter Jorgensen is a Partner at Maersk Growth, the VC arm of Maersk Group. His focus is on investing in startups that address inefficiencies in existing supply chains, particularly to fight food waste. In this episode, we look at how Maersk is thinking about and investing in a future of food based on data, structure, and transparency. We also dive into the details of their investment thesis, how to best pitch them, and what kind of partnerships they are looking to build!

Peter Jorgensen is a Partner at Maersk Growth, the VC arm of Maersk Group. His focus is on investing in startups that address inefficiencies in existing supply chains, particularly to fight food waste. In this episode, we look at how Maersk is thinking about and investing in a future of food based on data, structure, and transparency. We also dive into the details of their investment thesis, how to best pitch them, and what kind of partnerships they are looking to build!

Maersk FoodTrack's Peter Jorgensen on how the shipping giant's VC is investing to stop food loss

 Peter JorgensenDuring the 40s and 50s, the so-called Golden Age of musical theatre, it was common to hear songs from Broadway shows on the airwaves. These songs were the "pop music" of the day. Audiences would know a Rodgers and Hammerstein tune before they even stepped foot in a theatre, since they were often played on the radio or sung at parties.This, however, is not the case today. The songs of musical theatre, while still popular among many, have not become quite as mainstream as today’s pop music.But there are still many, iconic songs over the years that have made it on to the pop charts and into the popular consciousness.Today on "From the Pit,” we talk about how iconic, pop cross over songs from musical theatre. We speak with Peter Jorgensen, a director, actor, teacher and producer of musical theatre in Vancouver, about these questions and many more. So let's see what's popular today… From the Pit.

<a href="https://www.fromthepitpodcast.com/new-page-2" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"> </a>Peter JorgensenDuring the 40s and 50s, the so-called Golden Age of musical theatre, it was common to hear songs from Broadway shows on the airwaves. These songs were the "pop music" of the day. Audiences would know a Rodgers and Hammerstein tune before they even stepped foot in a theatre, since they were often played on the radio or sung at parties.This, however, is not the case today. The songs of musical theatre, while still popular among many, have not become quite as mainstream as today’s pop music.But there are still many, iconic songs over the years that have made it on to the pop charts and into the popular consciousness. Today on "From the Pit,” we talk about how iconic, pop cross over songs from musical theatre. We speak with Peter Jorgensen, a director, actor, teacher and producer of musical theatre in Vancouver, about these questions and many more. So let's see what's popular today… From the Pit.

(1.08) 11 O'Clock Numbers - Peter Jorgensen