This internationally acclaimed & multi award-winning speaker will get your students kickstarted to achieve the best. Nathaniel is serial entrepreneur, pilot, engineer and man of many talents and achievements. His most compelling trait is his dedication to helping young people rise and make a positive difference in their own lives as well as in the lives of others in their community. He is the co-founder of Gennex - an innovative renewable energy company, the Chairman of Jamaicans Inspired UK (Jamaica Diaspora Future Leaders) and is also the CEO of the multiple award-winning enterprise The Safety Box Youth Services.
In 2007 he was the first double award winner of the Enterprising Young Brits competition. 2008 saw him feature on the BBC’s The Last Millionaire TV series, which took 12 of Britain’s most successful young entrepreneurs and dropped them into six of the world’s most exciting and demanding cities, to make money from scratch in just five days. Nathaniel was very successful and created a business in Egypt starting with only 30 Egyptian pounds that by the end of the week had made a profit of nearly 3,000 Egyptian pounds making him winner for that week. In 2009 Nathaniel was drafted into the Courvoisier Observers Future 500 Next Generation. In 2010 he represented Great Britain as a youth delegate for the G20 Summit (YES) in Canada and was also featured in the under 40’s section of the 2011 JP Morgan / Powerful Media, Black Power List of Britain’s most influential black people.
In 2012 Nathaniel’s business networking skills was mentioned in Sir Richard Branson’s book “Like a Virgin, the secrets they don’t teach you at business school”. In 2013 he was invited to become a Fellow of The Royal Society for the Encouragement of Arts, Manufactures and Commerce, later that year he was awarded the Precious Man of the Year Award and the UN/UPF Youth Achievement Award for his company Gennex. In 2014 Nathaniel became the youngest Trustee to the Ernst and Young Foundation.
He has been featured in Forbes magazine, is listed on the 2018 EMPower Financial Times List and 2017 saw an entry into the Black Power List, & The Financial Times Upstanding 100 BME Executive List.
He currently sits on the Black Advisory Committee Board for Lloyds Banking Group, is Chairman of Brunel Business School Advisory Board, Consultative Advisor to The Ministry of Foreign Affairs & Foreign Trade for the Jamaican Government and co-founder & Patron of EY Foundation.
Despite his many achievements his most compelling trait has been his faith and unwavering dedication to fighting climate change, helping young people and x-offenders rise and make a positive difference in their own lives as well as in the lives of others in their community.
Buckinghamshire
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