Young founder inspires healthy snacks for schools in Vorarlberg!

Young founder inspires healthy snacks for schools in Vorarlberg!

Julia Zambonin, the 27-year-old founder of the Vorarlberg start-up "Jause: Break", has achieved a significant success and was included in the prestigious list of the "30 under 30" by Forbes. This award emphasizes young talents that impress with extraordinary achievements. Zambonin, who lives in Bregenz and originally comes from Schwarzenberg, experienced her nomination as a "brutal surprise". It was among the 50 finalists from over 2,900 applications, which underlines how challenging this competition is. When she saw her picture on the screen in Vienna at List-Drop pronouncement, she was overwhelmed.

success in the field of healthy eating

With "Jause: Break" Zambonin makes a valuable contribution to the healthy diet of school children. Your start-up, which was founded in 2021, offers healthy snack boxes in reusable containers that are freshly prepared every day. These are already offered in several schools in Vorarlberg, and the team of entrepreneurs is planning to supply the D-A-C-H-Li region in the future. Zambonin and her partner, Donnie Kienitz, pursue the mission to bring healthy eating to schools and thus positively influence children's eating habits. The award from Forbes is not only a personal recognition, but also a milestone for the company that continues to grow and develops, while the team ensures daily operation at the same time, as Zambonin reports. "Definitely. The night was short," she says with a laugh about the celebrations after the announcement.

In another context, the venture capital company Listen Ventures recently collected $ 92 million to invest in innovative entrepreneurs who focus on consumer topics. Listen's business strategy is characterized by a holistic approach that combines creative and quantitative analyzes. Their goal is to promote brands that meet the needs of modern consumers. This strategy has already carried fruits when successfully participated in Factor. Brentos Fernandez, partner at Lists, emphasizes that the address of modern consumers is crucial to develop brands that are appealing and adaptable. This type of investment could potentially also work on promising start-ups such as Zambonin's "Jause: Break" that take the needs of the next generation seriously.