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Trying to do absolutely everything on your own isn’t sustainable in the long term, so ask for help and pay for support when you can afford to. Your business – and your mental health – will thank you for it,” says Ruth.

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Donna Irving, Head of the Business School at Wrekin College, Wellington, and owner of social enterprise business Stepping into Business Beach Girl Window and Into The Ocean I Go to Lose My Mind and Find My Soul Poster

Donna is incredibly passionate about inspiring the next generation and since joining Wrekin College has led many projects including an employability bootcamp last summer when exams were cancelled. She’s also in the early planning stages of launching a high street challenge for schools across the region with Telford & Wrekin Council.

“I had no idea what I wanted to do when I grew up so after studying Politics, Philosophy and Economics at Durham University, I deferred the decision and became a chartered accountant – which meant three more years studying for my professional qualification in London before I decided what to do when I grew up.

“When I qualified I could have stayed on and aimed for partnership or, like many of my peers, leave and move into a finance role in a business – however I loved teaching and learning so much I moved into teaching the Professional Accounting exams for Kaplan (a global professional education provider). Thirteen years at Kaplan allowed me to spot gaps in the market and develop a bespoke corporate training division which ranged from teaching non-accountants the fundamentals of finance to updating tax partners on the latest rules and regulations. I worked with fantastic organisations such as PwC, HSBC, The Treasury and spent years zipping up and down the Thames. However, as I lived in Manchester and had two small children, the London commute was taking its toll.

“Whilst at Kaplan, I started Stepping into Business – a small social enterprise which at its heart taught primary school children about starting their own business – in a fun, practical and competitive way. It was just like their favourite TV programmes Dragons Den and Apprentice rolled into one – with business angels rather than dragons. For the kids, it was the highlight of their Year 6.

“Stepping into Business grew to a national business delivering enterprise to schools across the UK and business angels have said their experience of hearing young people pitching their business ideas as the highlight of their career. SIB also won a government contract to build a fun enterprise app called Entreprenaws and we have since moved into delivering enterprise competitions that focus on improving high streets,” explains Donna.

Her role at Wrekin College involves looking after all the academic offerings in the department,

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