Our Investment Opportunity
What: A highly-disruptive, eCommerce “unicorn” filling a gaping hole in the sustainable products AND services purchasing market for consumers and organizations.
Selling partners: existing sustainable marketplaces and companies
Market Growth: 54.7% of all growth in the Consumer Packaged Goods (CPG) market came from sustainable products, (from 2013-2018,) despite the fact that they only represent 16.6% of the market. The sustainable product market grew 7.1 times faster than products not marketed as sustainable.*
* New York University Stern Center for Sustainable Business’ Sustainable Market Share Index 2021


Investment Tip
Millennials & GenZers
Are Forcing A Revolution.
Driven in part by the activism of millennials who choose companies aligned with their values, ESG investing has surged
in recent years. Shareholder rebellions are on the rise too!


Planting Sustainable “Seeds”
Is On The Rise.
Our Investors Will Most Likely Be:
#1: Private angels/angels groups, family offices, and foundations focused on ESG or CSR
#2: VCs most likely focused on climate and/or social impact
#3: Individuals and organizations who care about our planet
No private equity firms
According to the Kauffman Foundation, startups led by women achieve a 35% higher return on investment. Also, businesses founded by women and VC backed deliver more than 2 times as much per dollar invested than those founded by men. Plus, diversity in management correlates with greater innovation. (Source: Forbes)
If this is true, do you find it outrageous that women founders get only 2% of investor funds?! (Source: Fortune)
Planet Cents is woman-led.
“There’s plenty of evidence that companies prioritizing ESG issues actually generate superior long-term financial performance across a range of metrics — including sales growth, return on equity (ROE), return on invested capital (ROIC), and even alpha (market out-performance).“
Contact us to be an investor for the future of our planet:

“The stock market is filled with individuals who know
the price of everything, but the value of nothing.”