Grove Collaborative
Joined the sustainable consumer-goods company as an investor and its first Global Brand and Sustainability Advocate (2020); her stake undisclosed.
Source: Grove Collaborative, 2020 ↗The celebrity money desk
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Barrymore's business activity leans toward building her own consumer brands (Flower Beauty, the Beautiful line at Walmart) where she holds real equity, plus a handful of investor-advocate roles in mission-driven startups.
Flower Beauty founderJoined the sustainable consumer-goods company as an investor and its first Global Brand and Sustainability Advocate (2020); her stake undisclosed.
Source: Grove Collaborative, 2020 ↗Invested in the menopause-care telehealth startup's $28.5M Series A led by NEA (2022), alongside Gwyneth Paltrow and Cameron Diaz; amount undisclosed.
Source: Entrepreneur, 2022 ↗Photo: Eva Rinaldi (Flickr) — Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 2.0
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Barrymore's equity stakes in Flower Beauty, Grove and Evernow are all undisclosed, and her documented activity leans toward brand-building rather than a diversified portfolio.