
Getting To Grow is a business, brand and growth podcast for founders, startups and FMCG brands, hosted by Zoe Fox. Each episode features founders, entrepreneurs, brand builders, sales leaders and industry experts from household-name brands and fast-growing challenger startups across consumer goods. Whether you’re a startup founder, entrepreneur, brand marketer, sales professional or operator in th... more
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 93 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | EntrepreneurshipBusiness | |||

How do you build a food brand from scratch, survive a disastrous launch and go on to build three successful brands?In this live episode of Getting to Grow, recorded at Lunch!, Zoe Fox sits down with James Averdieck, the founder of Gü, Coconut Collabo... more
How do you build a brand from scratch, turn a product into a brand people genuinely recognise, survive years of setbacks and eventually build a portfolio of brands?In this episode of Getting to Grow, Zoe Fox sits down with Jamie Laing and Ed Williams... more
Can a simple electric toothbrush really become a £50 million business? What does it actually take to build a consumer brand from scratch, survive major setbacks, get rejected by 98–99% of investors and create a product that customers genuinely want?I... more
Can an old-fashioned milk round really become a modern £60 million business? What does it actually take to revive a forgotten business model, scale to 130,000 customers, survive major setbacks and expand into America?In this episode of Getting to Gro... more
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Listened to the Food Doctor episode and think the episode really got under he skin of the challenges facing any young brand developing a new category.
Loving this series, great to hear more about the industry and understand the brains behind the businesses!
So insightful to hear some fascinating stories from the food and bev space, can’t wait to listen to more!
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A practical, founder-focused show centered on building and growing consumer brands, with deep dives into scaling, fundraising, product development, and go-to-market strategies. Across episodes, guests range from FMCG founders and operators to investors and brand-builders, sharing real-world lessons on community-driven growth, distribution challenges, and innovative marketing. Notable strengths include hands-on anecdotes, a focus on sustainability and social impact, and a willingness to discuss both successes and missteps. The format tends to blend tactical guidance with candid storytelling, making it valuable for founders, marketers, and investors seeking actionable takeaways in the consumer goods space.
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2. Simon Mellin
3. Gerry Calabrese
4. Nick Green
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7. Sam Holmes
8. Giulia Berretti
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