MEET OUR NON-EXECUTIVE DIRECTORS
GRAEME HODGE

Graeme brings more than 30 years of international leadership to Fika Catering Co., where he supports our mission as a Certified B Corporation® to drive sector change, deliver environmentally sustainable services, and enable livelihoods and training opportunities across hospitality.

As Global CEO of United World Schools (UWS), Graeme leads impactful work towards the goal of zero education poverty. His experience spans major international organisations such as the Olympics, The Salvation Army and YMCA, as well as founding grassroots initiatives tackling social justice and human trafficking. This blend of global and local leadership gives him a unique perspective on building ethical, purpose-driven organisations.

At Fika, Graeme applies this expertise to help us build a company that is not only commercially strong but also a force for good, using food and hospitality as a platform for connection, wellbeing, and positive impact.

Recognised as a Fellow of the Royal Society of Arts (FRSA), Graeme is a connector, builder, and catalyst for collaboration, inspiring us to grow with purpose and integrity.
DUNCAN PARKER

Duncan Parker has a unique blend of experience spanning the third sector, impact investing, and the commercial world. Throughout his career, he has been driven by a belief that entrepreneurial thinking, business innovation, and purpose-led leadership can play a powerful role in addressing society's most pressing people and planet challenges.

Following a successful career in humanitarian aid, where he led the development arm of one of the world's most recognised international NGOs, Duncan moved into the emerging impact investment sector. There, he focused on helping purpose-driven organisations and businesses access the funding and support needed to scale their impact and achieve sustainable growth.

Duncan spent 14 years leading Ethical Good, the specialist fundraising and capital advisory firm, helping purpose-led businesses and charities raise more than £150 million. During this time, Ethical Good worked with a wide range of organisations and brands including IMG, Pelé, Seven Seas, Crowdfunder, Rathbones Bank, UNICEF and many others. Having sold the business in 2023, today, Duncan remains an adviser to Ethical Good and continues to support organisations committed to creating positive social and environmental outcomes.

Following a three year appointment leading the family office that bought his business, Duncan now focuses on a portfolio career comprising non-executive directorships, advisory roles, board appointments and strategic consultancy. He works with organisations, founders and leadership teams seeking to combine commercial success with meaningful impact, helping them navigate growth, governance, fundraising, partnerships and long-term value creation.

Passionate about making the world a better place, Duncan has founded two charities, was honoured to serve as an Olympic Torch Bearer, and is known for running distances that many would consider entirely unreasonable. Above all, he enjoys spending time with family and friends and, of course, drinking and talking about coffee... lots of coffee.