Michelle Mone siblings-Scottish businesswoman, Michelle Georgina Mone, Baroness Mone was born on October 8, 1971, in Glasgow’s East End, Scotland.
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Michelle Mone career
Mone started off as a marketing intern at Labatt Brewery and worked her way up to head of marketing for Scotland in just two years.
Subsequently, she claimed that she made up her credentials in order to secure the position. The company then laid her off, which prompted her to use the redundancy money she got from Labatt to start her own company when she was 23 years old.
She and her ex-husband Michael formed MJM International in November 1996. Mone debuted the Ultimo lingerie line in August 1999 at the London department store Selfridges.
One day, Mone was wearing an unpleasant cleavage-enhancing bra and thought she might make a more comfortable one. This gave rise to the idea for the Ultimo bra, the brand’s first product.
Mone momentarily departed from MJM International in 2013 after her marriage to her then-husband fell apart. In collaboration with MAS Holdings, the parent company Ultimo Brands International Ltd. received the business assets.
After that, MJM International was dissolved. Mone sold partner MAS Holdings her 20% share of Ultimo Brands International in November 2014.
When the former MJM operations director learned that Mone had approved the electronic bugging of his office, she filed a claim for unfair dismissal from her employer, which was successful in 2014.
Ultimo Beauty, Mone’s company, introduced a fake tan product in 2012. She declared in 2014 that she had sold the majority of her shares in Ultimo and that, with the assets of Ultimo Beauty, she now owned 100% of Ubeauty Global.
Mone modified the company’s structure in 2016 to remove the requirement for it to release public trade accounts, following her elevation to peer status.
The company’s 2014–2016 financial statements, which were released in February 2017, showed that it had assets of £23,000. Mone declared in March 2017 that the business had been sold.
The “first-ever development to be priced in bitcoin” was a £250 million home complex in Dubai that Mone and her partner Doug Barrowman unveiled in 2017.
A spokesman for Mone stated that the project was progressing “extremely well” and was being redesigned, however, The Sunday Times reported in April 2019 that the development was “on hold” and that construction was not finished.
Through a business named Equi Capital, Mone and her partner Doug Barrowman introduced the cryptocurrency Equi in 2018. It sought to generate $US80 million to be invested in early-stage businesses.
Promoting the idea as the “bitcoin of Britain,” Mone identified herself as “one of the biggest experts in Cryptocurrency and Blockchain.”
Although the company hired a thousand people to use social media to promote the coin, they only managed to raise £1,600. Barrowman claims that although a “pre-sale offering” of £5.4 million worth of tokens was sold, only £540,000 was raised during the public sale that started in March 2018.
The Sunday Times stated in August 2018 that the initiative had “flopped” and that all investors had received their money back. It “ended in a fiasco that exposes the total absence of oversight in the ICO market,” according to a story from The Financial Times.
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