Bonnie Speer McGrath

Athlete, Concerned citizen, Connector, Entrepreneur, Parent, Philanthropist, World traveler

Bonnie Speer McGrath is an entrepreneur, community builder, and lifelong connector of people and ideas. After building and selling her largest company to The Washington Post, she turned her attention to helping accomplished leaders navigate what comes next. Today, she chairs a TIGER 21 peer group in Minneapolis and serves as Global Chair of Women of TIGER, creating communities where entrepreneurs and investors can learn from one another and build meaningful relationships. Bonnie is especially curious about reinvention, longevity, the changing nature of work and wealth, and how we create lives of purpose and connection across every stage of life. She believes some of life’s most interesting chapters begin after you’ve achieved the thing you once thought was the destination.

Education for all children. Healthspan Win Win Win Situations

KIPP No Labels Conscious Uncoupling MEA Chakra Dancing

Being a Parent to Adult Children, Building and selling companies, Community building, Entrepreneurship, Life after an exit, Peer communities, Reinvention, Relationship building, Women Founders

I have long wanted to attend TED and finally applied and was accepted.

Helping strangers quickly become friends Collecting and Connecting Interesting People Building spaces that resonate in joy and love