Justin Kamine

Co-CEO of Do Good Foods - Forbes 30U30 - 50 Most Impactful Entrepreneurs in U.S - Cofounder of Mend

Justin Kamine is a planet-forward entrepreneur and sustainability leader who co-founded Do Good Foods with his brother Matthew.1 3 As the Co-CEO of Do Good Foods, Justin is dedicated to combating climate change by fighting food waste.1 2

Professional Background

Justin's entrepreneurial journey is rooted in his family's 40-year history of solving macro environmental problems through large infrastructure solutions.1 Prior to Do Good Foods, Justin co-founded KDC Solar, where he helped develop large-scale solar net-metered generation projects totaling 125MW and $500M in financing for clients like Pfizer, Eli Lilly, and Six Flags.4

Do Good Foods

Do Good Foods is Justin's most recent and impactful venture. The company has:

Raised over $200M in funding
Upcycled 40M lbs of surplus grocery food in its first year
Reduced over 5,000 MT of CO2
Partnered with major retailers like Target, Albertsons, and Kroger
Pioneered a real-time carbon equation that is ISO certified and USDA/FSIS approved4

Other Ventures and Roles

Justin is involved in several other sustainability-focused initiatives:

First investor and board advisor to Loliware, a seaweed-based bio-plastic company
Co-founder of Mend, a food-as-medicine platform
Board member of Earth Day Network1 2

Recognitions

Justin's work in sustainability has earned him numerous accolades:

Named in Forbes 30 Under 30 for Food
Ranked among the 50 Most Impactful Entrepreneurs in the U.S.
Received the Clean Tech Equity Award presented by the Prince of Monaco
Do Good Foods was ranked by Fast Company amongst the Top 50 Most Innovative in the World1 4

Justin Kamine's career exemplifies his commitment to creating sustainable, scalable systems that drive meaningful change in addressing climate change and food waste issues.