Pip Grant
Loam Bio
Wagga Wagga, NSW
Pip is a community engagement specialist with a focus on innovation systems and global collaboration – working largely with tech developers and corporate innovators – to drive investment in agrifood innovation. With a background in not-for-profit, social impact, research, and partnerships, Pip mentors start-ups, connects innovators to investors, and identifies innovation gaps in the supply-chain.
Addressing sustainability from a grassroots level, Pip works at Loam Bio, where the world’s smallest organisms are used to solve the world’s biggest problems – working with 4.5 billion years of evolution to address the climate crisis.
Pip has previously worked at Ag Innovation Australia, AgriFutures Australia, and Cancer Council NSW.