why felloe exists
We believe the world is hungry for better dialogue.
The kind that is rooted in curiosity, connection and agreeable disagreement.
felloe exists to cultivate and celebrate exactly that.
The big questions that we face today don't have easy answers. They require us to make room for nuance; to embrace contradictory ideas and think outside the box, drawing inspiration from others and inviting collaboration.
In a world that often flattens complexity, we keep alive the power of gathering, discourse, and chance connections.
And what better way to do that, than over supper.
felloe was founded by...
Nicky, Priya and Amy - 3 friends with a shared love for food, good conversation and incredible women.

learn more about them down here

Amy has been building community-driven organisations since she was young - from launching her first non-profit aged 12, to founding a startup incubator in East Africa and building a global literary network inspired by Afghan poetry. As a specialist in impact-driven business models, she has spent the last decade helping clients like the Gates Foundation, Danone, Unilever and the UK government to build purpose-driven ventures across the globe.
In her spare time, Amy is a blues & soul singer; she also curates the annual London Garden Museum’s flagship Harvest Festival, bringing together hundreds of guests to explore the future of food.
Nicky is an Italian-born chef, trained at prestigious culinary schools in Italy before moving to London in 2016. Her experience spans luxury 5-star hotels to Michelin-starred restaurants and artisan bakeries. This diverse path laid the foundation for her own venture: a home-based patisserie, crafting high-quality desserts and bespoke cakes.
The patisserie’s growing success led to Nicky appearing on Bake Off: The Professionals in 2023, where she showcased her creativity & commitment to excellence on a national stage.


Priya is a social entrepreneur and senior product leader who has spent 8+ years building impact-driven ventures. She built and scaled Powercoders, one of Europe’s most successful refugee coding schools, expanding operations to 4 countries.
Since then, she’s led product and innovation at two cutting-edge mental health tech companies, and now specialises in AI product leadership, supporting companies to harness AI ethically and impactfully.


