Grow your company, career, and network as a POC in CPG

Project Potluck is the largest professional community inclusively for People of Color (POC) in Consumer Packaged Goods (CPG). We help you get access to people, events, and mentorship to help you thrive in the CPG industry.

Are you a Person of Color?

Not a Person of Color?

You belong here — This is YOUR space

Imagine where your company or your career will go with more access, resources, and community

Kick off your shoes and get comfortable. This space was created for you to be authentically you.

You will feel seen, validated, and supported here. 

As a collective, we can advocate on a larger scale for more representation on the shelves. 

We are taking action and turning our industry on its head! 

What does Project Potluck membership look like?

CONNECTION

Connect in a SAFE space with peers, founders, advisors, and decision makers who are eager to share their experiences and support

EVENTS

Attend virtual and in-person events for meaningful conversation and relationship-building in a welcoming atmosphere

EDUCATION

Learn from our webinars and panels to help you get funded, get hired, get your products in more stores, and succeed in CPG

MENTORSHIP

Apply for small group mentorship with a CPG expert, matched to guide you through your specific challenges

And yes, everything we offer to our POC in CPG Community is 100% FREE.

Not just a seat at the table. We’re building our own table.

And you can sit with us.

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Hear what some of our members have to say

Hear the buzz

Project Potluck is creating a more inclusive, equitable, and colorful CPG

“Project Potluck aims to combat the underrepresentation of Black, Indigenous, People of Color in the CPG Industry.”

“New Mentorship Network By Startup CEOs Connects CPG Leaders With BIPOC Talent. Project Potluck is committed to advancing the careers of People of Color in CPG.”

“Former PepsiCo and General Mills employees just launched a new program aimed at lifting up minorities in the overwhelmingly white consumer goods and food industry.”

There’s power in numbers. Let's create a world where representation matters and everyone has the chance to succeed.

With Deep Thanks To Our Founding Donors