The founders

The people accountable for the work.

Three co-founders, each leading the discipline they have spent a career inside.

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Brian Schwanebeck
Co-founder
Operations · Logistics · Process & Scalability

Transforms strategy and technology into operational execution. Brings extensive experience leading large-scale delivery organizations, process redesign, and enterprise integration initiatives across highly regulated industries. Focuses on helping organizations implement scalable solutions, measure outcomes, and sustain program performance over the long term.

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Jeff Murnane
Co-founder
Client Success · Employee Engagement · Market Intelligence

Focuses on employee engagement, customer relationships, and overall user experience. Helps organizations drive adoption, improve internal communication, and create experiences that employees will actually use and value. Brings expertise in client success, market intelligence, and organizational strategy.

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Wes Miller
Co-founder
Strategy · AI & Technology · Security Infrastructure

Architect of the proprietary technology that powers Growstead Innovations. Wes designed the data infrastructure, AI chef agent, and nutrition intelligence systems that personalize healthy meal planning at scale. Focuses on practical AI innovation, secure architecture, and building technology that delivers real-world outcomes for organizations and employees.

Built in Nebraska. Operated to enterprise standards.

The three of us came together because the corporate nutrition category has been built badly for a long time, and we believed it could be built right. Operations, experience, and technology, run by people who have done this kind of work at scale before.

We are based in Nebraska. The conversation about food, health, and work has roots here that most coastal wellness brands don't carry. Building from here means we talk about food the way the people who grow it do. Clinical, practical, essential, not a lifestyle.

A place to grow.

Talk to the founders.

If you are a benefits leader, an HR strategist, or a partner thinking about how a clinical-grade nutrition benefit could fit your population, the founders take these conversations directly. Thirty minutes covers what year one could look like for your workforce, and whether we are a fit for each other.