Send us a textAs promised, Happy Planet is kicking off 2023 with an interview with Patrick Breeding, the young founder who says he’s building Maine’s next “unicorn.” And he’s doing it with a lobster based skincare product that is flying off the shelves. His company is Marin Skincare, a Maine-based company founded by couple Patrick and his girlfriend Amber Boutiette who met at the University of Maine and whose lives changed when they got hooked up with The Lobster Institute. In this episode we learn:How a personal tragedy can lead to a profound desire to do goodHow two university students stumbled into a skincare solutionHow science majors may be particularly well suited for entrepreneurshipHow grants can provide important early funding for startupsWhy it's nice to have a co-founderHow this company is using PR to drive salesHow this company is pushing off fundraising as long as they can.Mentions in this episodePatrick BreedingAmber BoutietteMarin SkincareMTIThe Lobster InstituteLuke's LobsterLuke HoldenSupport the showListen on Apple , Spotify, our website, or pretty much anywhere you listen to podcasts! I'd like to thank our sponsors: Gulf of Maine Research Institute and Bold Ocean Ventures have partnered to create a mission-driven venture capital fund, supporting the growth of innovative, sustainable ocean-related businesses. Startup Marin Skincare has rocketed thanks to products made with Maine-lobster-derived glycoprotein that work on eczema and dry skin. Former guest on our show and co-Founder Patrick Breeding is offering listeners a 20% discount on their skincare products. Type HAPPYPLANET into the coupon code field! Spark No. 9, ensures that companies - and startups - have successful product launches by testing their products online. Remove the guesswork before you launch! Promotional and program partners include ...

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