An introduction to our team
WHO WE ARE...
Rachel Grocott
CEO
Rachel took over as Bloody Good Period CEO and Bloody Good Employers Director in May 2022.
Joseph Gray
Co-Founder
Joe leads Bloody Good Employers, as well as working across youth, creative and third sector spaces, focusing on building programmes and projects that commit to long-term inclusivity.
Gabby Jahanshahi- Edlin
Co-Founder
Gabby started Bloody Good Period in 2016, when she found out that very few food banks and asylum seeker drop-in centres were providing period products—despite an obvious, desperate need. She successfully developed BGP from a Facebook whip-round for products to a growing, trailblazing charity, and later co-founded the Bloody Good Employers program alongside Joseph Gray.
After nearly six years of running BGP, Gabby stepped down in May 2022, handing over to her previous deputy, Rachel Grocott.
Elysha Paige
Programme Manager
Working closely with Joe, Elysha manages the day-to-day activities involved in the programme, working with partners to remove challenges people who menstruate face in the workplace while securing new revenue to support the people we work with.
Terri Harris
Workshop Facilitator
Terri has been a pioneer in the menstrual health movement in the UK. She has worked both internationally, across the Middle East and East Africa, as well as in the UK, delivering menstrual health education and training for those less likely to access it.
Terri is passionate about disruptive, ethical and decolonial thinking within the menstrual equity movement and has campaigned hard to ensure that menstrual education looks to meet the needs of all people who menstruate.
Kasey Robinson
Workshop Facilitator & Programme Development Lead
Kasey Robinson BA (Hons) MSc is an EDI consultant and facilitator. Originally from the UK she has also lived and worked in the US, France and Monaco. She has a Masters degree in Gender from The London School of Economics and Political Science and over the years has worked with a number of companies and organisations ranging from healthcare brands, retail brands, schools and colleges, intergovernmental organisations, charities and NGOs.
Her work focuses on exploring and advocating for gender equality/equity, anti racism, LGBTQ rights and visibility, masculinities, sexual harassment prevention and period equity through holistic, people first workshops and projects.