Ben Weiss

Ben Weiss is an American entrepreneur and businessman best known as the co-founder of the Vermont-based ice cream company, Ben & Jerry's. He co-founded the company in 1978 with Jerry Greenfield.

Weiss was primarily responsible for the company's operations and marketing during its early years. He played a key role in establishing Ben & Jerry's commitment to social and environmental responsibility, integrating these values into the company's business practices. This commitment became a significant part of the brand's identity and contributed to its success.

Following the sale of Ben & Jerry's to Unilever in 2000, Weiss has remained involved in various social and political causes. He has been an advocate for campaign finance reform and other progressive issues. He continues to use his platform to promote social justice and responsible business practices.