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Dominic McVey
Transform business innovation with Dominic McVey, speaker and entrepreneurship expert. Dominic works with organisations to develop entrepreneurial mindsets and business growth strategies, delivering insights as Britain's youngest self-made millionaire and Queen-appointed Pioneer for Britain in Entrepreneurism.
While most teenagers played computer games, Dominic McVey was a young guy on a mission.
Dominic is a British entrepreneur who started his own business at the age of 13, importing micro-scooters from the United States to the United Kingdom.
By the age of 15, Dominic was Britain's youngest self-made millionaire.
In his teens, Dominic sold over 15 million micro-scooters around the world.
At the age of 18, he was appointed by the Queen as a 'Pioneer for Britain in Entrepreneurism'.
Dominic now runs a portfolio of business interests from fashion to publishing and music to media and cosmetics.
Dominic offers your team insights from a self-made millionaire by 15. His journey from importing micro-scooters to managing a diverse business portfolio embodies innovation, resilience, and strategic thinking. Learn from a Queen-appointed pioneer, inspiring your team to embrace entrepreneurship and drive success.
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Dominic McVey draws on his own entrepreneurial trajectory — from importing micro-scooters at age 13 to becoming a millionaire at 15 — as the primary device in his sessions, using his personal business history as a case study to illustrate the mechanics of early-stage enterprise.
Dominic McVey speaks on entrepreneurship, youth enterprise, and building a business from the ground up. He became Britain's youngest self-made millionaire at 15, having imported and sold over 15 million micro-scooters worldwide before being appointed Pioneer for Britain in Entrepreneurism by the Queen.
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