Swati Mylavarapu

@Swatipedia

I incite breakthroughs so companies, politics & philanthropy work for more of us. @InciteDotOrg + @ArenaSummit + #TeamPete. Always teammates with @MattLRogers.

San Francisco incite.org Joined July 2008

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Swati Mylavarapu @Swatipedia Nov 13, 2022

Here's something you can do right now to shape our immediate future.

Donate to Senator Warnock's campaign. It's all hands on deck to bring this #Georgia Senate seat home.

👇🏽👇🏽👇🏽

Reverend Raphael Warnock Verified account @ReverendWarnock Nov 12, 2022

With your help, we got this far. I know with your help we can take this home. Can I count on you to pitch in today? secure.actblue.com/donate/socialr…
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Swati Mylavarapu @Swatipedia Feb 16, 2023

I’ve seen the inner workings of Democratic fundraising efforts and can say, unequivocally, that Democrats must be smarter about how we invest our money.

Read my thoughts on how Democrats must rethink our investment strategies in 2024 and beyond. @C_and_E
bit.ly/3Kbdy9K

Swati Mylavarapu @Swatipedia Jan 17, 2023

...and this launch video is soooo goooooood!!

@mill

#outsmartwaste
#ClimateAction

youtu.be/ESuG7j00j9o

www.youtube.com Introducing Mill Mill is an entirely new system to prevent waste, starting with food...

Swati Mylavarapu @Swatipedia Jan 17, 2023

I've never been more proud of @MattLRogers.

#Climatechange is daunting for many - for Matt, he's gotten right back to work. During a pandemic. With new babies.

A true entrepreneur at heart, and a leader who pours his values into what he builds.

Friends, sign up for @Mill!

Matt Rogers Verified account @MattLRogers Jan 17, 2023

Over the last 3 years, I became obsessed with our food waste problem. So @htannenbaum and I started @mill, a practical, new system to prevent waste, making it easy to take steps at home that are better for our kitchens and our planet.

Check it out at mill.com
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Swati Mylavarapu @Swatipedia Nov 19, 2022

Lots of talk about how the economy will likely necessitate more flat or down rounds for startups. But what about the other terms in a financing besides price? Like governance and oversight? When will we see less founder control and more responsible oversight by investors?