Interview an Entrepreneur

Jessica Elliott
J’s Dance Factory, Dancing After School and JDF Management

Jessica is the founder of J’s Dance Factory and Dancing After School. Her companies provide dance classes for more than one thousand children aged 3-17 across four London Boroughs.

In addition Jessica provides professional training and business advice aspiring dance teachers. Via the JDF Management Agency she represents children aged 2-17 years in the entertainment industry.

Jessica was the recipient of NatWest’s Every Woman Award in 2010 and named Young Entrepreneur of the Year at the Precious Awards in 2009.

Jessica was interviewed by the students of St Philomena’s Catholic High School for Girls as part of the Twenty Ten Club’s “Interview an Entrepreneur” school programme.

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Clare Eluka
Premae Skincare

Clare Eluka is an award winning ethical beauty entrepreneur and formulator. A pioneering force in the contemporary health and wellbeing industry, Clare is the brains behind Premae Skincare, the world’s first allergen free beauty brand, launched on her 26th birthday.

The need for allergen-free cosmeceuticals were established first-hand by Clare due to he own personal struggle with Candida Albican – a wheat, dairy, sugar and gluten intolerance. Clare’s seven year research for a cure, led her on journeys around the world, investing in Chinese herbs and then to ayurvedic dietary rudiments all of which revealed one thing – the huge gap in the market for Allergen free skincare.

As the Entrepreneur Ambassador for the Ugandan Diaspora Bureau in Kampala, Clare works with local disadvantaged entrepreneurs to shape their business ideas into plans of action.

Clare is a Twenty Ten Club board member and was named educator of the year by Women 4Africa Awards in 2012 and one of Management Today’s prestigious 35 Women Under 35.

Clare was interviewed by the students of St Philomena’s Catholic High School for Girls as part of the Twenty Ten Club’s “Interview an Entrepreneur” school programme.

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Ronke Lawal
RSL Management

Ronke Lawal is the founder of the PR and marketing agency RSL Management and Director of the Simone Williams fashion label. RSL Management services represent clients in many industries including the entertainment, fashion, lifestyle & beauty, food and luxury goods sectors.

Ronke became the Chief Executive of the Islington Chamber of Commerce in 2010 and became a non-executive director of The Hoxton Apprentice in 2011. She joined the board of Trustees of Voluntary Action Islington in 2012.

In 2011 Ronke Lawal was honoured to receive a Precious Award for Inspirational Leadership.

Ronke was interviewed by the students of St Philomena’s Catholic High School for Girls as part of the Twenty Ten Club’s “Interview an Entrepreneur” school programme.

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Anne-Marie Imafidon
Avisami

Anne-Marie Imafidon is the founder and director of Avisami, a collective of people working on business ideas and creating opportunities for other people to work and implement their own ideas.

The Avisami Foundation is a not-for-profit arm of Avisami that focuses on providing help, support and advice for students at all levels and young professionals. Since 2010 the Avisami Foundation has helped a number of GCSE and A-Level candidates study for upcoming exams, taught revision and study techniques, provided tutoring services and advice regarding career paths and further education.

The eldest child in “Britain’s Brainiest Family,” Anne-Marie has always been interested in business, maths and technology. Her achievements include holding the current world record as the youngest girl to pass A-level computing at the age of 11 and being one of the youngest students to be awarded a Masters’ degree in Mathematics and Computer Science by the University of Oxford, aged just 20.

Anne-Marie was interviewed by the students of St Philomena’s Catholic High School for Girls as part of the Twenty Ten Club’s “Interview an Entrepreneur” school programme.

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Twenty Ten Club invites students to interview Black women in business

The Twenty Ten Club is excited to host our next  “Interview an Entrepreneur” workshop on Monday April 29 for St Philomena’s Catholic High School for Girls.

The Twenty Ten Club’s Interview an Entrepreneur school programme connects students with Black female business role models. The primary goal is to enable school students to gather valuable insights, helping to further their future aspirations and goals.

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