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Home Chef

www.homechef.com

 
The Home Chef team is a unique mix of chefs, creators, entrepreneurs, and trailblazers. By combining our diverse backgrounds, distinct talents, and consistent willingness to support one another, we`re building new ways to navigate the booming meal kit industry. Our team runs on a spirit of autonomy, trust, and inclusion that allows for quick decisions and inventive thinking. Our organic growth is supported by our employee`s constant eagerness to suggest and try new things. It`s the same energy, combined with our customer-first mentality, that landed us Built in Chicago`s Startup of the Year Moxie award. We`re growing quickly, across all ...
  • Number of Employees: 1K-5K
  • Annual Revenue: > $1 Billion
  • www.homechef.com
  • 433 W Van Buren Street Suite 750N
    Chicago, IL USA 60607
  • Phone: 872.225.2433

Executives

Name Title Contact Details
Katie Bevier
Chief Technology Officer Profile

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