Presenter
At 20 years old we feel like we’re on top of the world but we also know very little. We feel confident yet struggle to back ourselves. If only we knew then what we know now.
Here, seven entrepreneurs step into their own personal time machines; rewinding to when they were 20 years old. What advice would they give themselves?
For the full interviews with host Edwina Bartholomew, click on the links below.
Jonathan Despinidic, Sipora Founder
From being diagnosed with cystic fibrosis, and being given a short life expectancy at a young age, Jonathan Despinidic has used his own boyhood adversities as motivation to help others save their money and subsequently spend guilt-free.
SIPORA is the app-antidote to credit card or Buy Now – Pay Later debt.
What advice would he give?
You can check out sipora.com.au for more information.
Michael Mancuso, PGA Advisory CEO
From starting small and minding his own money, to now operating in CBD Melbourne; Michael Mancuso and the PGA team are here to help you achieve financial freedom.
They’re dedicated to helping everyday Australians navigate their way to a healthier financial future – and it all starts with communication.
What advice would he give?
You can check out pgaadvisory.com.au for more information.
Anne McKevitt, MDPC Global Founder
From teen-age run-away to globally recognized business leader. A best-selling author, TV personality, multiple award-winning woman in business and much respected philanthropist Anne McKevitt has worked with royalty, U-S Presidents, Hollywood A-listers and moguls of the music industry.
But NOW her focus is on helping others become successful.
What advice would she give her younger self?
Visit mdpcglobal.com for more information.
Christina Gerakiteys and Lisa Andrews, SingularityU Australia CEOs
Powerhouse CEOs Christina and Lisa know that the world is in the midst of a major period of technological advancement. They’re not worried. They’re not focused on whether or not robots will take our jobs; instead, they’re looking more into how using exponential technologies can help tackle some of the world’s biggest issues.
They’re here to spread the message…to co-create a better world.
What advice would they give?
You can check out singularityuaustraluasummit.com for more information.
Erin Sing and Michelle Palmer, Modern Currency Founders
For Michelle Palmer, Erin Sing and their team at Modern Currency, the mission is to innovate, influence and disrupt the communications industry.
Their mantra? ‘No Time To Be Dull!’
What advice do they have for their younger selves?
Check out moderncurrency.com.au for more information.
