The grandson of a legendary TV presenter made a surprising appearance on BBC's Dragons' Den last night (Thursday February 2). Myles Dickinson-Brown stood before the dragons to pitch his business idea of personalising credit cards.
The 18-year-old student asked for £35,000 in return for a 35% share in his company. But it wasn’t just his ambitious pitch that impressed the investors, according to BirminghamLive.
Sara Davies recognised that the youngster must have ‘entrepreneurialism in [his] bones’ as she remarked on him starting the business during his A Levels. She asked: "Is that upbringing, is that genetic?"
