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Morgan Hirsh

Founder

Founder at Public Goods

New York, New York, United States

FoundedPublic Goods

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About

Morgan Hirsh founded Public Goods, a company focused on sustainable consumption, and is co-founder of Tiny Dinner, which encourages home-based hosting and community building. Hirsh has also worked as an angel investor.

Founder at Public Goods

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Experience

  1. Tiny DinnerCo-Foundercurrent2025 — present
  2. Public GoodsFounder, Board Membercurrent2023 — presentNew York, United States
  3. Public GoodsFounder, CEO2016 — 2023New York
  4. Fullum & HoltPresident2008 — 2014Greater Montreal Metropolitan Area
  5. Fullum & HoltCreative Director2006 — 2008Greater Montreal Metropolitan Area
  6. MindshareProgram Syndication2003 — 2005Shanghai, China

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Marketing Strategy32Social Media Marketing20Social Media10Marketing10Fashion2Management8Sales4Product Development8Advertising2Marketing Communications1Entrepreneurship13Manufacturing2
+7 moreNew Business DevelopmentBusiness StrategyStart-upsRetailBusiness DevelopmentOnline AdvertisingMerchandising

Languages Chinese · English · French

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Frequently asked questions

Who is Morgan Hirsh?
Morgan Hirsh founded Public Goods, a company focused on sustainable consumption, and is co-founder of Tiny Dinner, which encourages home-based hosting and community building. Hirsh has also worked as an angel investor.
Where does Morgan Hirsh work?
Morgan Hirsh is Founder of Public Goods.
What companies did Morgan Hirsh found?
Morgan Hirsh founded Public Goods.
Where did Morgan Hirsh go to school?
Morgan Hirsh studied at Concordia University (Philosophy); Dawson College (Social Sciences).

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