Earlier this week, Ultra Education had the honour of being represented at one of London’s most prestigious events — The Election Court Banquet — held at the iconic Mansion House, the official residence and office of the Lord Mayor of London.
Stepping in for our founder, @theultrapreneur, two young entrepreneurs, @tiyannas_g.e.ms and @romeobremmer, represented Ultra Education in style.
This event marks the election of the new Lord Mayor and brings together entrepreneurs, directors, and leaders from a wide spectrum of industries and backgrounds. It’s a celebration of business innovation, community impact, and the diverse stories that shape the entrepreneurial landscape.
We are immensely grateful to @thecompanyofentrepreneurs for the opportunity to be part of such a prestigious evening.
A Shared Passion for Small Business
Tiyanna reflected on the event with powerful insight:
“One thing that truly stood out was how none of us knew we shared a common interest – small business, whether it was creating our own ventures or helping others do the same. Overall, it was a fantastic experience, and I’m incredibly grateful for the opportunity to attend.”
It was a clear reminder that entrepreneurship is a universal language – one that connects people across cultures, industries, and generations.
Young Entrepreneurs Leading the Way
Romeo’s key takeaway highlighted just how unique and powerful Ultra Education’s mission is:
“It was great to network and mingle with very successful business people and think of the possibilities young people can have and be in these spaces if we focus and develop our ideas from a young age. It made me think that many of the young entrepreneurs at Ultra have a head start on many of these millionaires because many of the adults I met started their business ventures in their mid-twenties and thirties. At Ultra, the average age of our kidpreneurs is 10!”
This insight showcases exactly why Ultra Education exists – to empower young people with entrepreneurial skills that not only give them a head start, but reshape the future of business itself.
Here’s to breaking boundaries, building businesses, and starting young. The future of entrepreneurship is in good hands – and it’s a lot younger than you might think.
