Neil Clifford, the boss of Kurt Geiger, faced significant challenges due to dyslexia and low academic performance, but his tenacity and sales skills led him to success.
After starting at a Fiat dealership with just one qualification, Clifford’s persistence paid off when he transitioned into sales at Debenhams, paving his way into fashion.
He recalls that seizing the opportunity to meet Burton's CEO was pivotal: 'I knew that was a moment for me... I had my speech all sorted in my head.'
Clifford’s journey emphasizes the importance of resilience and opportunity, illustrating how a humble beginning can lead to impressive achievements in a competitive industry.
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