I know what it means to start with limited resources—and to need someone who can help you see a way forward.
I come from a disadvantaged background. In 2011, I started Minko’s Macs from my bedroom with £70. Working in music and media taught me how much people depend on their computers. Learning to repair and upgrade them became a skill I could build a business around.
That work grew into a presence on London’s high streets, supporting the people who rely on technology to earn a living, create and connect. My wider ventures now span gaming, music, education and community projects.
For 15 years, I have advised small and medium-sized businesses, independent brands, entrepreneurs and creative professionals on technology. The consistent thread is helping people understand their options and take a useful next step.
Now I want to share those lessons more widely: helping the next generation build confidence, develop practical skills and create opportunities beyond their starting point.


