Flo Works International

Flo Works International

Flo Works International is the private investment vehicle for Stewart and Lynda Resnick, the billionaire couple behind The Wonderful Company. The Resnicks amassed their fortune by acquiring and scaling iconic consumer brands in the food, beverage, and floral industries — including POM Wonderful pomegranate juice, Fiji Water, Wonderful Pistachios, and Teleflora — as well as through the ownership of vast agricultural acreage in California's Central Valley. Their wealth is inextricably tied to water: they control a majority stake in the Kern Water Bank, one of California's largest privately held water storage facilities, making their position in water rights a foundational asset. The family office deploys capital across a concentrated set of strategies that mirror the Resnicks' operating experience. Primary commitments span branded food and beverage companies, water-resource infrastructure, and agricultural technology investments. The portfolio is understood to include direct real estate holdings related to farming operations and water-adjacent assets in California, as well as minority stakes in consumer-product businesses that complement The Wonderful Company's existing brand portfolio. Geographic focus centers on the Western United States, with select international exposure through the supply chains and distribution networks of the operating businesses. The firm does not solicit outside capital and has maintained a low-profile investing posture, making its full portfolio scope difficult to map from the outside. The Resnicks operate their business and investment activities through a tightly integrated structure in which Flo Works International and The Wonderful Company share headquarters in Los Angeles, with operational bases in California's Central Valley. The family maintains extensive philanthropic commitments through the Resnick Foundation, with gifts exceeding $750 million to institutions including Caltech, UCLA, and local Los Angeles arts and education organizations. The firm's investment team is small relative to the asset base, favoring deep operator expertise over financial-intermediation scale. Flo Works International stands apart from typical single-family offices in its fusion of an operating company and an investment office into a single economic engine. Rather than managing a pool of liquid financial assets generated by a liquidity event, the Resnicks allocate from a living, cash-flowing set of businesses that remain under their active control — making Flo Works less a post-exit wealth manager and more a capital-recycling partner to the family's ongoing industrial operations.