Tristan Cowell knew he was on to a good thing when he invented Card Hang Ups and finally solved his annual dilemma of how to display all the cards he and his family got at Christmas.
At only 16 years old Ruth Amos made her mark in the world of engineering by developing and marketing The Stair Steady, an invention which won her the Young Engineer for Britain competition 2006.
Simon Mansell is the founder of TBG - an advertising agency that guarantees results and is fun to work at too. He was a winner in the Make Your Mark Enterprising Young Brits competition 2006.
Jessica started her career as an 18-year-old single mother with 4 GCSEs to her name. Her drive to succeed and determination to secure a better future for her daughter led her to where she is today.
31 year-old Oliver Zissman is an ‘opportunist’ entrepreneur who, during his year out after school, launched his own business after spotting a gap in the market for selling gym and fitness equipment over the internet.
Louis Barnett is a sixteen year-old entrepreneur who has transformed his hobby into a full time business in a whirlwind two years, after spotting a gap in the market for making packaging out of chocolate!
28 year-old Daniel Ox has revolutionised his family’s business, transforming a traditional business into the online fruit delivery company, Fruit For The Office Ltd.
Adam Goodyer and James Perkins, both 29, established Concert Live in September 2005, recording live music concerts and selling the high quality CDs to the public.
Aaron Kirkhouse (left) set up Mint Gigs, a music promotions company, with his friend Alex Darlington when he was just 16, using his spare time between classes at school to organise rock nights at a local venue.
