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HTE Emma Sinclair
Welcome to part 1 of our very first Co-founder’s series. If you haven’t listened to part 2, you can do that here.

In this episode, we are trying something new — HTE’s Co-founder Series.

In many of the discussions I have had, you may have noticed a high percentage of my guests are co-founders in their companies — meaning that they have a partner in their business.

Having a partner can be the key to your success, but it isn’t without downsides.  Partners need to be different enough from you, so there is a mutual benefit to working together, yet you need to be able to share in the same vision. Your success mindset needs to align with one another.

In our Co-Founder Series, I am going to attempt to show both sides of a partnership to try and discover some insights into choosing and working with a co-founder. Let me know what you think.

Today’s guest is one of the UK’s most successful and inspirational entrepreneurs, and is the youngest person to have floated a company on the stock exchange, which she did at the age of 29.

In 2014 Emma Sinclair was announced as Unicef’s first ever business mentor.  She recently visited Zambia to see the Barclay’s and Unicef Building Young Futures programme in action.

She is a former investment banker and spent the early years of her career in mergers and acquisitions at NM Rothschild both in the UK and the USA.

She recently sold Target Parking, a car park operator of which she was founder and CEO.

Now a full time techie having co-founded EnterpriseJungle with brother James. EnterpriseJungle is a social application that aims to guide potential business leaders on their path to success.

She also co-owns health and wellbeing members club Wakeman Road.

My guest is also a contributor to The Telegraph’s Wonder Women section.

Now, let’s hack…

Emma Sinclair.

What you will learn in this episode:

  • Why Emma feels that you need to stay true to yourself.
  • There is a massive difference between perception and reality.
  • Having amazing people around you makes it is easy to do great things.
  • Being An Entrepreneur Is Not Always Pretty.

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Jonny Nastor

Hey, I'm Jonny. My mission is to help you find your focus and do work that matters. To do this, I work as a consultant, bestselling author, and founder of HTE.