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GEOXIP investor Robert Tille in the sunflower field

Green Startup GEOXIP - Why Robert is a shareholder with us Robert Tille is a lawyer in "real life". He loves nature and has an affinity for research (Fraunhofer Institute). Robert has supported our startup GEOXIP from the very beginning because we can all make a difference together if we passionately apply our very different talents and motives. Robert believes - like all of us - that we can not only earn money with our vision, but also promote biodiversity and simply have a really coherent concept with our high-tech innovations for sustainability. With us, nature wins. Farmers win. And companies too, of course! This is possible with your support, i.e. if you enjoy investing your resources sensibly and purposefully. Find out more at https://geoxip.com/vielebienen/ Why Robert is a shareholder in the GEOXIP start-up Be part of it. Let's get started: Green Invest in our startup GEOXIP: Read more

Employee at the start-up GEOXIP

Welcome to GEOXIP! Founder Christian Seebauer explains our start-up in 20 seconds for anyone who wants to join us so that together we can achieve something really big for sustainability and biodiversity. Let's develop high-tech for something really good! Let's bring back native wildflowers and insects by conjuring up gigantic and unprecedented soil images for nature sponsors. Right from the start, we are making a difference for nature in XXXL style: for example, with the world's largest wildflower logo for Deutsche Telekom (winner of the German Sustainability Award) and currently with what is probably the world's largest job advertisement for the Lufthansa Group. All of this is a win-win-win for farmers, biodiversity and companies that can demonstrate their honest sustainability directly in our homeland and benefit our biodiversity right here. Together with you, we can do good and get off to an even faster start. By the way: GEOXIP has (as of 05.03.2024) no outside capital, but is exclusively owned by...

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