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Milo Runkle | |
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| Born | Nathan Runkle April 13, 1984 Saint Paris, Ohio |
| Nationality | American |
| Occupation | Venture Capital Investor |
Milo Runkle (born April 13, 1984[citation needed] as Nathan) is a founding partner of Joyful Ventures. He is the co-founder of The Good Food Institute and founder and former president of Mercy For Animals.
