-: My name is John Morgan.
I'm head of operations at Seed, Inc.
Which is a science company focused on
the micro-biological health of humans.
My job is everything from HR to customer service
to actually delivering and creating the product.
So we source a variety of bacteria and ingredients
from all over the world.
And to get those in a safe and high quality way
into the stomachs and guts of our customers
is kind of my responsibility.
In the world of a start-up
where there's maybe ten of us working on this company,
there anything could happen.
So, as of right now we are pushing to get products
encapsulated, blended, and out the door
to our first paying customers.
A lot of times it might be going, and auditing,
and checking on some of these suppliers
to make sure they're maintaining quality standards.
It could be how do we reorganize the company
to be more efficient,
and to work better internally amongst each other,
and to solve kinda the problems that are most pressing
for the company to be successful.
Yeah so, a busy week would be having time
to work on a lot of the projects
that we're trying to build out.
So that's where the late nights come in.
Where you're like I had a busy day
and I need to start on this project
that I need to keep progressing on.
So that could be
developing and building our financial model
to understand the financial health of the company.
It could be creating
an automated inventory management system
and testing and rolling out the ERP system
that works best for our company.
It could be traveling to some of these suppliers
and actually witnessing their production line
and understanding key bottle necks.
And finding ways to make that partnership flow easier.
It could be working with RNT physicians
and research professionals from all over the world.
Discussing what can be done with the next wave
of micro-biological technology and bacteria.
And how we can develop partnerships
that really matter to help people.