I am a serial, multiple award-winning entrepreneur with decades of experience building companies.

From offshore funds to monster land projects— including the largest new town in Europe — I’ve built companies in some of the world’s most complex, high-pressure industries.

I’m a fourth-generation entrepreneur, born into global business — I swore I’d never follow that path, I even disinherited myself, to give myself the best start I possibly could. (If you attach yourself to nothing, your mind becomes limitless)

However, during job interviews in my early 20s, I realised something important:
If I were going to give my energy and drive to someone, I had to genuinely like them, admire them, and believe in what they stood for.
Without that, I just couldn’t commit. That moment sparked something.
Entrepreneurship called. And I’ve since built businesses where intensity is the baseline, resilience is the currency, and discipline is the foundation.

Over decades of navigating recessions, relentless pressure, and being one of just 0.2% of women in my sector, I’ve learned three things matter most: Learn to thrive under extreme pressure, Knowledge is key, and master your reactions & thoughts.

That’s why I created the V for Visionaries Podcast — a global platform where I interview Founders, CEOS, and around wonderful people building the future.

I co-host it with the legendary serial entrepreneur, Royal & Celebrity hairdresser, 2 X company exits @RichardWard — the King of Style, cool and effortless Good Vibes — he brings decades of experience, a lifetime in the public eye, TV and press, and a sharp mind.

Knowledge isn’t just power — it’s survival.
It’s very tough being an entrepreneur. The bigger you grow, the harder it gets to see clearly.
Success builds a bubble — and inside it, the truth gets quieter.
The circle gets smaller. Real friends are fewer.
And enemies are multiples.

Shared knowledge, wisdom & entrepreneurial battle insights are very important for people in the cold face of business; it’s fun too, but it’s definitely not what is presented in the wider press and social media outlets.