Vori Co-Founders Make Forbes 30 Under 30 List for Enterprise Technology, Class of 2022
December 1, 2021
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(This announcement was originally posted on forbes.com.)
Vori Co-founders make Forbes 30 Under 30 List for Enterprise Technology, Class of 2022
Brandon Hill, whose family has been in the grocery industry for over 40 years, and Tremaine Kirkman built a platform that enables supermarkets to order from wholesalers by scanning barcodes, item code or universal product code instead of using fax machines. Vori leverages data science to intelligently predict what grocers should order from their wholesale suppliers.The company has $5.7 million in funding from YCombinator, Greylock Partners and South Park Commons, among others.
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