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Robert Kirstiuk: Course correcting our future

Get outside Vancouver city limits with the cofounder and CEO of Freshline, a global supply chain innovations company.

Robert Kirstiuk values access. "Being able to get out into the woods and not have to worry about range in a vehicle I know isn't really harming the environment makes it more enjoyable to drive."

This value of access guides Freshline. The software start-up is democratizing the global food supply chain for a more sustainable, digital-first future. "We can drive efficiency in the supply chain and share that information more quickly and in a more seamless way. That eliminates a lot of food waste."

"I think generally our trajectory is trending towards something more positive."

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