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Our Role Models are real entrepreneurs who share honest stories about starting and running a business. They inspire young people across Wales by showing what’s possible and helping you think confidently about your future.

 

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Business: Clear Wave Music
Music entrepreneur and founder of Clear Wave Music who turned a passion for recording into a global business reaching audiences through television, radio and podcasts worldwide.
Luke Jones
Business: Damson & Slate
Interior stylist, designer and entrepreneur who turned a passion for creativity into a successful career built entirely on her own terms.
Hilary Lowe
Business: Stiwdio
Entrepreneur, charity founder and creative studio owner helping people turn ideas, challenges and passions into organisations that create lasting impact.
Georgina Merckell
Business: Actor & 'Scoot in the Boot'
Creative entrepreneur, actor and writer helping young people turn their talents and ideas into successful careers.
Dafydd Emyr
Business: Future Digital Education
From Spar owner to Oscar-nominated filmmaker, Mark's entrepreneurial journey proves that big ambition creates big opportunities.
Mark Boucher
Business: The Welsh Business Show
Entrepreneur, mentor and business champion, Emma Wilkins is on a mission to help people turn great ideas into successful businesses.
Emma Wilkins
Business: Limb-art
From life-changing adversity to global impact, Mark Williams turned personal challenge into Limb Art—helping people wear their difference with confidence.
Mark Williams
Business: Business & Accounting Lecturer
Business & Accounting Lecturer
Manjit Biant
Business: 1159 Marketing Ltd
11:FiftyNine (1159 Marketing Ltd) is a digital marketing agency
Jordan Phillips
Business: Rarebit Studios / Solitaire.io
From passion to pixels – a Rarebit Studios story - Turning creativity into a career in game development
Chaz Carter

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