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Does Nick Jenkins own Moonpig?

Nicholas David Jenkins (born 13 May 1967) is an English businessman, known for founding the online greeting card retailer Moonpig.com, and being a “dragon” on the BBC Two business series Dragons’ Den for the thirteenth and fourteenth series.

Who is the owner of Moonpig?

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Cards Holdco Limited
Moonpig/Parent organizations

What is Nick Jenkins doing now?

Nick was a regular on the BBC show “Dragon’s Den”, which he appeared in from 2015 to 2017, but is now a regular investor of start-up businesses. He offers expert opinions and insights in customer service, business management, innovation, marketing, marketing and sales.

How did Nick Jenkins start Moonpig?

After leaving life as a sugar trader in Russia, Nick Jenkins came back to the UK knowing one thing – that he wanted to start his own business. So he sought to up-end the British high street with a Eureka-inspired ecommerce company, ultimately using his MBA to help him build Moonpig.

How much did Nick Jenkins make from Moonpig?

Moonpig was soon selling more than 12 million cards per year and Jenkins’ dreams had come to fruition, after 11 years’ hard slog. In 2011, he sold Moonpig to PhotoBox for £120 million, making him one of Britain’s multi-millionaire entrepreneurs.

Why was Nick Jenkins called Moonpig?

According to founder Nick Jenkins, “Moonpig” was his nickname at school in Newport, Shropshire, hence the name of the brand.

How old is Nick Jenkins?

About 55 years (1967)Nick Jenkins / Age

How rich is Sarah Willingham?

Financial expert, serial entrepreneur and new member of Dragons’ Den, Sarah Willingham has an estimated net worth of £12 million.

Does Nick Jenkins speak Russian?

Speaking the language of the country I was working in gave me the opportunities to develop relationships that would not have been possible through an interpreter and even if my clients had spoken good English. Without doubt I did a better job because I spoke Russian.