Emma Sinclair is a British businesswoman, entrepreneur, and journalist known for her work in entrepreneurship and innovation. She divides her time between New York and London and has Jewish heritage. Emma worked at McDonald's while studying and graduated from The University of Leeds with a degree in languages. After university, she joined Rothschild & Co's graduate training programme in investment banking. In 2005, she became the youngest person in the UK to float a company, taking Mission Capital public. However, she was ousted from the company in 2008 and lost a court battle for reinstatement. Emma founded Target Parking, a car park and facility management business, in 2009 and successfully exited in 2014. That same year, she co-founded EnterpriseJungle, which rebranded to EnterpriseAlumni in 2017. This global software company helps major companies maintain relationships with former employees. In 2016, Emma was awarded an MBE for her services to entrepreneurship. She has served as a UNICEF advisor since 2014, believing in the power of entrepreneurship. In 2017, she launched UNICEF’s first crowdfund for Innovation Labs in Refugee Camps and, in response to the 2022 Ukrainian refugee crisis, organised a consortium of over 200 companies to support refugees in the UK. Emma is a regular commentator on TV and radio, contributing to outlets like Sky News and The Guardian. She speaks at events worldwide on topics such as entrepreneurship and diversity. Her journey from a McDonald's employee to a leading entrepreneur showcases her dedication and innovative spirit.