EPISODE · Apr 30, 2025 · 34 MIN
Dini McGrath (The Wonki Collective) - Fighting Food Waste, Running Away to the Circus, and Closing the Funding Gap
from A Little Bit Radical: Business | People | Planet · host Standing on Giants
What do running away to a Swedish circus at age 10 and tackling one of the food industry’s biggest hidden problems have in common?Dini McGrath, Co-Founder of The Wonki Collective, joins A Little Bit Radical to tell her extraordinary story. From wild childhood adventures to founding a business determined to eradicate supply chain food waste, Dini’s journey is anything but ordinary.Host Rob Fawkes and Dini dig into the shocking statistic that 40% of food never even reaches supermarket shelves. They explore the power dynamics between manufacturers and retailers, and how radical thinking, resilience, and persistence are needed to fix it.Dini also shares her experiences as a female founder navigating the funding gap, her work with Innovate UK, and why risk-taking should be for everyone, not just the lucky few.In This Episode:Growing up wild: how moving into building sites and joining the Swedish circus shaped Dini’s fearless mindsetThe shocking 40% food waste problem hidden deep in supply chainsHow The Wonki Collective is using AI and technology to match surplus food with where it’s neededWhy selling surplus cocoa powder wasn’t enough, and how Dini and her team pivoted to something biggerSecuring a major Innovate UK grant and partnering with Nestlé and FareShareThe brutal realities of raising investment as a female founderWhy we need more women not just founding businesses, but funding them tooConnect with Dini:Dini McGrath on LinkedInThe Wonki Collective on LinkedInStay Connected:Follow Rob Fawkes on LinkedIn: Rob FawkesSign up for the A Little Bit Radical newsletter: Subscribe hereVisit standingongiants.com
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