In 2018, our team had been investing individually in farmland for over a decade. Because of our backgrounds in agriculture, we knew about farmland’s appeal, but recognized the high cost of entry and the burden of farm management kept farmland inaccessible to the average investor. At the same time, we saw an opportunity to provide farmers with innovative routes to capital for expansion. Using our combined experience in finance, tech, and agriculture, we created the first accessible farmland investments platform.
A transparent and accessible land market.
Empowering our customers to analyze land and invest with advanced technology, data, and expertise.
Land is our passion. Land is essential for the wellbeing of individuals, families, communities, and our world.
an investor’s options were very limited in gaining exposure to this alternative asset, and what few options there were:
carried the burden of high fees; required significant capital and time commitments; gave investors little or no control over portfolio composition. investors have access to a vast number of options for gaining exposure in this alternative asset with:
low management fees; an easy-to-use online investing portal; ability to diversify farmland holdings across the country in minutes. Sean Park is the Founder, Group CIO and General Partner at Anthemis. Sean combines a powerful mix of entrepreneurial, investment and corporate experience and is widely recognized as a leading independent thinker on the future of financial services, informed by his many years as a senior executive in capital markets and investment banking. He is the author of The Park Paradigm and, serving as a non-executive director on the board of a number of high growth companies, Sean has a proven track record of successfully investing in and advising innovative and disruptive startups. A founding investor in innovative companies such as Betfair, The Climate Corporation (formerly WeatherBill), Markit and an early investor in Zoopla, before founding Anthemis Group, Sean was part of the Global Markets Management Committee at Dresdner Kleinwort where he ran a number of businesses including their groundbreaking digital markets initiative.
