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015 - Jeremy Neren of GrocerKey Talks About Why His First Attempt At GrocerKey Failed, Experiences Delivering Food On A Bike, And How To Find A Cofounder
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Jeremy is no stranger to the grocery industry. He's already founded one company that specializes in grocery delivery and now he's moving forward with a more comprehensive model to help both grocery stores and consumers. GrocerKey is an e-commerce platform that helps grocery stores build an online store and implement profitable pick up & delivery systems. With their recent acceptance into the Gener8tor startup accelerator, you're sure to hear more about Jeremy and his promising company in the future.
Join host Justin Sisley and Jeremy Neren of GrocerKey as they talk about Jeremy's first failed attempt at starting his business, some interesting experiences he had delivering food on his bike, and how to find a co-founder.
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