Dr Leah Totton, 28, has been recognised as one of the UK’s Ten Inspirational UK Entrepreneurs under the age of thirty by FreeOfficeFinder.com as they celebrate the UK’s young talent.
On hearing that she had been recognised, Dr Leah was delighted:
“I am delighted and honoured to be recognised in this way. There are so many inspirational young entrepreneurs in the UK, and to be grouped with them is fantastic. I am so pleased that the hard work that myself and my team have put into Dr Leah Cosmetic Skin Clinics has been appreciated in this way”
Dr Leah Totton won the BBC TV series The Apprentice in 2013 and subsequently opened two cosmetic skin clinics with her business partner Lord Alan Sugar. Dr Totton studied Medicine at the University of East Anglia, in Norwick, and qualified top of her year and with a distinction in medicine. She was already practicing as a doctor in a busy London hospital A&E department when she applied to be on the BBC’s The Apprentice series.
Leah invested the £250,000 prize money from The Apprentice to establish her own cosmetic skin clinics, alongside Lord Sugar. The first of the self-titled Dr Leah Clinic's was launched in Moorgate, Central London in 2014 and she opened a second clinic in Loughton, Essex in 2016. Dr Leah Clinics offer the most innovative and contemporary aesthetic skin treatments. Dr Leah herself is an award winning practitioner for Silhouette Soft skin lifts and the clinics offer a world-exclusive 3D bespoke fat-busting treatment. Dr Leah, is now a respected cosmetic skin specialist and is currently undertaking a Masters in Dermatology at the University of Cardiff, to expand her credentials in this field.
With so many young people excelling in business in the country, the FreeOfficeFinder.com felt that it was important to showcase talented individuals to inspire other young people into doing the same thing. There are so many people out there with business ideas who don’t have the confidence or knowledge of how to turn these ideas into reality. Their hope is that this list will hopefully inspire them to do so.
“Starting a business can be hard and very daunting, but I feel that putting together this list shows people that you are never too young to start or make a success of things. Business is a learning curve for people of all ages, so the earlier you get into it, the more you will learn”.
SaidNick Riesel, founder of FreeOfficeFinder, he continued
“We decided to feature Leah on the list because she has already achieved so much at a young age. She has gone on from winning the Apprentice to become hugely successful at something she is passionate about, which is a great lesson for people wishing to go into business.
The fact that she is taking a masters degree to further herself shows incredible ambition which is something that all successful business owners must have”.
http://www.freeofficefinder.com/article/10-inspirational-uk-entrepreneurs-under-30
