George Taylor, Founder of Frive - Success Is In The Mind

Season 6, Episode 73,   Mar 05, 07:15 AM

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George Taylor is the founder and CEO of Frive, formerly Lions Prep, the UK’s leading chef-cooked meal plan service. Since launching in 2016, Frive has delivered over seven million meals, evolving from a fitness-focused brand to a mainstream ready-to-eat meal provider. In 2024, George led a major rebrand, repositioning Frive as a health-conscious, ultra-convenient meal subscription service. With flexible plans and real, whole-food ingredients, his mission is to help busy individuals eat well and thrive. Under his leadership, Frive continues to shape the future of meal delivery in the UK.

​George Taylor is the visionary founder and CEO of Frive, formerly known as Lions Prep, the UK's leading chef-cooked meal plan service. Established in December 2016, Frive has delivered over seven million meals, evolving from a brand initially catering to gym-goers and fitness enthusiasts to one that appeals to a broader audience seeking convenient, nutritious meal options. ​
Under George's leadership, Frive underwent a significant rebranding in 2024, collaborating with creative agency Among Equals to transform its identity. The rebrand aimed to position Frive as a mainstream ready-to-eat meal brand, moving beyond its original fitness-focused image. The new name, an abbreviation of 'food to thrive,' reflects the company's commitment to providing meals that promote well-being and convenience. ​
Frive's subscription-based service offers flexible meal plans, ranging from three to six days per week, with prices starting at £35. The microwaveable meals are crafted from real, whole foods, free from ultra-processed ingredients and artificial additives, aligning with George's mission to inspire busy individuals to eat well and live better. ​
George's innovative approach and dedication have positioned Frive as a leader in the UK's meal delivery industry, continually adapting to meet the evolving needs of health-conscious consumers.