Gonzague interviews fashion entrepreneur Ria Mehta, including discovering the story of how she hated the clothes she had to wear to occasions as a child; leading her to create her own fashion brand, Nishorama 

Gonzague interviews fashion entrepreneur Ria Mehta, including discovering the fascinating story of how she hated the clothes she had to wear to parties as a child, leading her to create Nishorama.

This week, Kate chats with Leo Largillet, a former IEM student who started his entrepreneurial journey at the tender age of 12. A fascinating story and now working - alongside the co-founder he met at Imperial - on an exciting broad vision enabled by AI, including investing in and starting new businesses; all driven by revenues from their consulting business. It’s a great listen, hope you enjoy it!

This week, Kate chats with Leo Largillet, a former IEM student who started his entrepreneurial journey at the tender age of 12. A fascinating story and now working - alongside the co-founder he met at Imperial - on an exciting broad vision enabled by AI, including investing in and starting new businesses; all driven by revenues from their consulting business. It’s a great watch, hope you enjoy it!

The concluding part of the discussion between host Owen and Faith Ibrahim, fashion entrepreneur.

The concluding part of the discussion between host Owen and Faith Ibrahim, fashion entrepreneur.

Owen chats with a former Imperial IEM Masters student, Faith Ibrahim, who has managed to turn her passion project into a super-exciting leading edge fashion business…this is Part 1 of a 2 part episode - don’t forget to subscribe to catch Part 2 in 2 weeks time!

Owen chats with a former Imperial IEM Masters student, Faith Ibrahim, who has managed to turn her passion project into a super-exciting leading edge fashion business…this is Part 1 of a 2 part episode - don’t forget to subscribe to catch Part 2 in 2 weeks time!

Andrew & Nadja have a great chat with the wonderful Yee Mun Thum, who describes her accidental entrepreneurship journey - coming from Malaysia to London, and starting an innovative eyewear brand - before creating an early exit. She then describes what happened next, including her experience of burnout, and how her path has led her to helping female founders raise investment.

In the latest episode of Entrepreneurship Bites, Andrew & Nadja chat with the wonderful Yee Mun Thum. She describes her accidental entrepreneurship journey, coming from Malaysia to London and starting an innovative eyewear startup, and creating an early exit. She describes what happened next, including a time of burnout, and how her experiences now help as she invests in other female entrepreneurs.