Founder Fran, environmentalist and mother of two, spent over a decade in the water and sanitation sector specialising in environmental management and international development. Having witnessed firsthand how conventional period products impact our water systems, rivers and coastlines (and the wider environment around us) she knew that a solution had to be found.
After 3 years of intense research and product development, Grace & Green launched in 2019 with The Essentials Collection – 100% certified organic and non-toxic – the range is intelligently engineered, sustainable and offers consumers a safe, effective choice that provides ultimate protection.
Good for you. Good for the earth.
Megan Gibson
(she/her)
Head of Growth
Meg’s background is in supporting SMEs to scale and access new markets. As Head of Growth she is responsible for all client and market-facing activities, bringing together Grace & Green’s collective educational, product and service offerings to achieve period dignity for all.
Richard Summerfield
(he/him)
Partnerships Director
Richard spent 17 years working in the travel industry, focussing on sales, operations, business development and implementation. Richard is responsible for growing our ever-expanding network of Period Dignity workplace partners.
Rachael Bishop
(she/her)
COO
Rachael has over 20 years experience in scaling businesses and implementing technology. As COO she is responsible for ensuring the business grows in a financially stable way with appropriate processes and confident, happy employees.
Miranda Round
(she/her)
Head of Marketing
With experience across marketing and FMCG, Miranda is passionate about periods and growing sustainable, mission-led brands. Miranda is responsible for the Grace and Green brand and marketing strategy, helping everyone learn about our incredible work towards period dignity.
Charly Patrick
(she/her)
Period Dignity Lead
Charly’s years of managing projects and supporting SMEs to scale, by running the UK’s largest business accelerator, made her a great fit for looking after our Period Dignity team. Producing trail-blazing period educational materials and delivering live workshops, she looks after relationships with universities and schools
Melody Lewis
(she/her)
Logistics Manager
Melody has worked in buying, stock management and fulfilment for over 20 years, working for companies including M&S and Debenhams. Melody is responsible for coordinating the storage, transportation and delivery of goods for Grace and Green.
Abie Dyer
(she/her)
National Account Manager
With over a decade’s experience in customer-facing roles, Abie is responsible for facilitating the efficient running of our Period Dignity scheme partnerships. Furthermore, as a qualified teacher and accredited Relationships and Sex Educator, Abie works on our outstanding educational content.
Fruzsina Bodnar
(she/her)
Content Manager
Fruzsina is responsible for managing content for Grace & Green on all platforms. With her background in photography, she is in charge of creating and curating compelling image and video content for the brand as well successfully running our social media accounts.
Poppy Taylor
(she/her)
Environmental Impact Officer
With a background in sustainability, Poppy monitors the environmental impact of menstruation and Grace & Green’s sustainable credentials and impact. She has experience researching menstrual education and is passionate about empowering people with period knowledge and dignity.
Sally Waite
(she/her)
Art and Creative Manager
Sal is an Illustrator and Designer with several years of experience working with the adobe suite. Her work has always gravitated towards themes of empowerment, diversity, sustainability and body positivity, as she strives to use illustration as a tool for social change. Within her role at Grace & Green, she is responsible for developing and designing illustrations, artworks and templates for social media, campaigns, events, guidebooks and other educational resources.
Ceilidh Welsh
(she/her)
Events & Campaigns Officer
Ceilidh has experience working with menstrual activists at her University, working to implement policy changes and promote period equity. Ceilidh works with the Period Dignity Team to produce educational and ‘how-to’ resources for Universities and Workplaces.
Why Grace & Green?
Our goal is to provide effective, ethical period products that are kind to both people’s bodies and the environment, combining innovative design with high quality, natural and organic ingredients. Our range of period products is certified by numerous globally-recognised bodies , to ensure they are both ethically sourced and produced and as safe as they can be.
