"Our philosophy is that an entrepreneur is someone who does what they love and makes money from it, so our first question is always what do you love doing? You can set up a business and make money doing almost anything." Julian Hall, Forbes.com
Founder and CEO of ULTRA Education who's vision is that all children and young people regardless of background or social standing have access to essential entrepreneurial education. The mission is to be the leading brand and #1 provider of entrepreneur education in the world.
Delivering keynotes, workshops and talks on the topics of entrepreneurship, innovation, technology and the future of work. Julian is both passionate and engaging as he connects with his audience be they youth or adult.
AUTHOR The #1 Best Selling author of three books - Entrepreneur to Ultrapreneur, 100 Ways to Up Your Game, Ignition - How to Startup a Tech Startup and The 10 Secrets of Social Media Marketing - The No Nonsense Guide to Small Businesses.
Julian is a regular contributor to The Express national newspaper and frequent media commentator As we move into the 4th industrial revolution, we need new thinkers and ways to approach problems. These cannot come from those who created the problems but from those who can provide fresh thinking.
As automation, artificial intelligence and machine learning continue to disrupt our daily lives, it's more important than ever that we understand the impact of how we can harness technology to provide us and our children with a better future.
In December 2022 I had the huge privilege of attending Jules’ Young Entrepreneur Event at Wembley. My role was to visit the stalls of 20 plus children that had attended his course created to help young people in disadvantaged areas to gain confidence in themselves and learn how to run their own business. The event was amazing. I was overwhelmed by the talent and motivation that the young people had. All furnished with card payment machines and selling their crafted or imported goods.
Julian established a method of teaching entrepreneurial skills to school pupils of all ages and inspired children of all academic and non-academic abilities to be able to benefit from a tutorial method that enabled them to recognise their own worth, as individuals and as part of a team, and as creative potential business people.
Julian’s dedication in the project has meant that thousands of children in some quite deprived areas have benefited from this programme, as well as students of more well off schools, as an incredible addition to the school curriculum, integrated with and giving greater meaning to curriculum subjects. The programme is universally beneficial in schools equipping pupils for the world of work.
The scheme is award winning and deservedly so.
I have known Jules for a number of years as he has been an active leader in the Tech London Advocates community and the TLA Education working group.
He has been a leading Advocate for diversity in the tech sector and has played a prominent role in the TLA ‘Road to One Million’ campaign, an initiative to create one million digital and tech jobs in London by 2023, with a big focus on diversity in the sector.
He works closely with young entrepreneurs and reaches out to young people in low income communities. He has been an important voice in the role that education plays, especially through the Ultra Education initiative that he has set up.
Julian is a trail blazer in helping young people to understand finace literacy and entrepreneurship. His passion to see young people love what they do and do what they love is priceless. He’s worked with some the biggest companies in the world to bring about real change for the next generation.
Recently, Ultra Education had the opportunity to hold a meeting with our Parent Advisory Board, which proved to be an incredibly valuable and productive session. This gathering served as a
Ultra Education, one of the UK’s leading providers of entrepreneurial education for children and young people, has been named as the winner of Virgin Unite’s first ever Founders Unite Award
Stop the press! Team Ultra is ecstatic to have been shouted out by British entrepreneur, business magnate, and commercial astronaut Sir Richard Branson this week for our work with young people! Sir
Black teen entrepreneurs enrolled onto our ‘How to Secure the Bag’ programme have been fortunate to be learning how artists are making money and what career paths could be available
Team Ultra was delighted to deliver an exciting new programme aimed at educating young people about environmental issues, impact and their carbon footprint. Children at Newfields Primary School in Brent,
Team Ultra are thrilled to announce the launch of ‘How to Secure the Bag’ a free entrepreneurship programme for black teens (aged 15-18) who live in Brent. Focusing on creativity,
“Think big and don’t listen to people who tell you it can’t be done. Life’s too short to think small.”
I’ve been an entrepreneur for over 25 years and a lover of technology for even longer. In that time I have realised that without creativity there is no innovation and without innovation there is no entrepreneurship. Doing what you love is more than just feeling good about the work you do but your customers and clients feeling good about it too. The true measure of success is happiness and the future of business is delivering great experiences through products and services. The marriage of technology and creativity will drive this change and that change will remain constant.
Julian ‘The Ultrapreneur’ Hall
