Ana-Lorena Marinica (19, Middlesex)

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BA (Hons) Business and Human Resources Management.

Tell us about your work experience and your studies

Right now I am student in my first year at Business and HRM. I chose to study this course, because I want to have my successful business and I consider that learning about managing people and how to deal with everything regarding to business provide me the opportunity to build the first steps of my business.

So far, I was a volunteer in my country and once in Southampton, UK. I feel accomplished because I know that I did something to help children from orphanages and people who suffered because of a natural disaster. I also copied (wrote) books on the computer for a printing house.

Together with my business, I want to open a centre for orphan children and another one for homeless people. I really believe that people who have more than they need should give some help to less lucky people.

2. What is your daily routine?

My daily routine is as follows: I wake up in the morning, I take a shower, dance a little bit, so I can be active all day, I eat breakfast, go to university. After I finish my classes, I have lunch, then sometimes I go to ice skating together with my friends or I go jogging and then I come back home and learn. Around 7-8 pm I eat dinner, which can be a salad or just fruits, it depends how I feel. During the weekend, I wake up at maximum 10 am, then I follow my daily routine, but without university, I go to the cinema, bowling, shopping with friends or it depends on our ideas and mood and in the evening I go out.

3. Tell us about a time when you were entrepreneurial

I was entrepreneurial when I raised money, food, toys and clothes for an orphanage and I took some of my friends to visit the children whenever we could. I am very proud of me, because they were so happy that someone really cares about them.

4. Who is your greatest inspiration and why?

Bill Gates is my greatest inspiration, because he followed his dream, believed in himself and gained a big success.

5. What is the one thing that you couldn’t live without?

LOVE

6. What personal qualities do you think that you could bring to the competition?

I do not think, but I am sure that I will bring enthusiasm, ambition, perseverance, creativity, dignity, responsibility, respect and courage to the competition.

7. What would winning the competition mean to you?

Winning the competition would mean to me that my dream came true and the proof that if I want something with all my heart I will obtain it, irrespective of what challenge appears.

8. If there was one thing you could change about the fashion industry, what would it be?

I think I would not change anything about fashion industry, because it can easily surprise anyone’s expectations and from my point of view people can find whatever they like or find interesting. Fashion industry brings all the time something new and unique, so what else can we ask for.

9. If you could be the face of any charitable organisation, what would it be and why?

I would like to be the face of Kids First Trust charitable organisation, because I would like to defence children’s rights and at the same time I believe that children, whom I consider life’s essence, should grow in a peaceful and educational environment that can provide them a successful future.

10. What is your biggest ambition?

My biggest ambition is to have my successful international business.