Babylon Micro-Farms Inc.

Babylon Micro-Farms is an indoor farming technology company that designs, manufactures, and manages automated vertical farming systems for businesses, institutions, and food service operators. Founded in 2017 by University of Virginia graduates Alexander Olesen and Graham Smith, the company's flagship Galleri micro-farm uses hydroponic technology and its proprietary BabylonIQ software platform to remotely manage a global network of farms and deliver fresh, pesticide-free produce year-round using over 95% less water than traditional field farming. Babylon serves corporate cafeterias, schools, hotels, hospitals, and the US Olympic and Paralympic Committee Training Center, enabling clients to grow 50+ plant varieties on-site. Recognized by Time magazine as one of America's Top Green Tech Companies, the company has achieved 423% three-year revenue growth and has earned Inc. 5000 recognition.