Last year's AGM was a very good AGM. 100 people came to fruit towers on a Saturday in May. Luke documented the day from the world's first consumer cam. Dan from our fruit team dressed like the Man from Del Monte. Our attendees used giant 'yes' and 'no' bins to vote on our next seasonal veg pot recipe. Nobody spilt any fruit tubes on themselves. Fliss from our products team let people in on the secret to making great tasting smoothies (rum). Daragh came over from Ireland. Chris got the train from Paris. Samuel from IT wore a full body gorilla suit (he got very hot). Little George liked the place so much she ended up working here. And we had a town crier there.

It was busy, it was sunny, it was very good. Check out the videos below to bring it all to life.

How did you first start making smoothies?		What was the first recipe you perfected?
Will you ever expand to the USA?		What's the one thing you'd change about innocent to make it better?
What one piece of advise would you give to entrepreneurs?		Do you have any plans for cold veg pots?
Are there any plans to restart the innocent village fete or fruit stock?		How can innocent break out of a middle class product perception?
Do you have any more plans for graduate recruitment?		Will you ever make a smoothie from just British fruit?
What did the founders of innocent do before innocent?		How helpful has it been to be based on the Goldhawk Estate?
How can you embed your vision and values as you move into the future?		Do you ever got to Queens Park Rangers football club?
How often do the innocent founders work together?		What was the moment when you thought wow this is really happening?
How will you cope with the dynamics of expanding?		When you first started innocent how well did you work together?
What is going to change now that Coca Cola is a major share holder?		What are your hopes and fears for innocent over the next 10 years?
Would you consider lowering the price of your veg pots?		Who came up with the AGM idea?
What is the most frustrating thing in business in the UK?		Who writes the jokes and do they translate overseas?