Vincent "Pharmboi" McKoy is a multi-talented entrepreneur and skilled professional deeply rooted in Jamaican heritage. His journey began in his mother's garden, where he developed a profound appreciation for sustainable practices and the connection between land and community.

As Farm Manager, Vincent oversees crop cultivation and community engagement, echoing his cultural roots. He is a Master Gardener, blending his expertise in horticulture with his passion for sustainable agriculture to create eco-friendly landscapes and thriving green sanctuaries. His work honors traditional methods while fostering healing and resilience, bridging the gap between agriculture, community, and social justice.

Vincent is also affiliated with Eco Paradigm and is a graduate of the HABESHA Works program, equipping him to navigate the intersections of agriculture, community, and advocacy. Through his children's gardening events and leadership in initiatives like the Food Clothing and Shelter Fest, Vincent advocates for food justice and inspires future environmentalists. These efforts reflect his commitment to ensuring everyone has access to healthy, culturally relevant food and fostering a future where all voices are heard.

Known affectionately as "Pharmboi," Vincent brings a unique blend of creativity, expertise, and heart to every project he undertakes. Whether he's fixing an irrigation system, cultivating a lush garden, or leading community events, his work exemplifies the power of connecting to the land, community, and heritage. His dedication to sustainable practices and environmental stewardship shines through, making him a beacon of hope for a resilient and equitable future.