Maggie Pavlou Column

The Journal › July 05, 2006

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A month ago, Jordan Raiye showed a group of the region's brightest and best entrepreneurs why the first rule of business is to never underestimate the competition.

In this case, Jordan wasn't a business threat ( yet. He was a 13- year-old boy from Houghton-le-Spring pitching his idea at the Biz Idol U18 heats of Business Week Tyne & Wear 2006.

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Maggie Pavlou Column

Jordan has cerebral palsy and his business aim was to make a massive differen...

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