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Jamie Crummie
Jamie Crummie trained as a lawyer, then co-founded Too Good To Go. He now invests in, advises and sits on the boards of social impact businesses, and speaks on what it takes to build a company that holds commercial and environmental value at once. Obama Leader, Forbes 30 Under 30 and One Young World Entrepreneur of the Year.
Jamie Crummie is a social entrepreneur, investor and board member working on environmental and social challenges through impact-driven business. He graduated with a law degree from the University of Leeds in 2012 and holds a master's in Human Rights Law from Queen Mary University, spending his early career in legal practice before a growing interest in sustainability pulled him towards entrepreneurship. In 2016 he co-founded Too Good To Go, launching the surplus food marketplace in the UK.
The years that followed took him through European and then global expansion, building partnerships with major food retailers and restaurants and learning at first hand what changes in a business as it scales across markets. That period brought recognition including Forbes 30 Under 30 in 2019, Forbes 50 Next in 2021, One Young World Entrepreneur of the Year in 2022, Sustainability Entrepreneur of the Year at the Great British Entrepreneur Awards, and selection as an Obama Leader in 2023.
Today Jamie works as an investor, advisor and board member across the social impact ecosystem, backing founders working on circular economy models, food systems and sustainability, and advising organisations putting impact strategy into practice. It keeps him close to what is currently working for purpose-led companies, from early-stage funding through to board-level decisions, and it is the material he draws on most on stage.
He speaks regularly at conferences and forums worldwide on entrepreneurship, ESG and climate action. His delivery is calm and persuasive, and his argument is practical: audiences get the entrepreneurial story alongside specific lessons on building businesses that generate profit and environmental impact together.
Jamie Crummie co-founded Too Good To Go and now invests in, advises and sits on the boards of social impact businesses. That combination gives him a current, practical read on how purpose-led companies get built, funded and governed, which makes him a strong fit for leadership audiences working out their own impact strategy. He is specific about what worked, what cost more than expected, and what he would do differently.
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Jamie Crummie structures his talks around the arc of building Too Good To Go from a UK launch through to global scale, using that firsthand experience to ground practical lessons on running businesses that generate profit and environmental impact in parallel. He draws on his current work as an investor and board member to keep the material current, giving audiences insight into what is working across the social impact ecosystem at both early-stage and board level.
Jamie Crummie speaks on entrepreneurship and scaling, food systems and surplus reduction, and ESG and climate action. He co-founded Too Good To Go in 2016, growing it from a UK launch to a global surplus food marketplace, and was named an Obama Leader in 2023 and a Forbes 30 Under 30 in 2019.
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