Tom Thurlow
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| Born | 11 December 1989  Cheltenham, United Kingdom |
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| Occupation | Child Entrepreneur |
| Net worth | n/a |
| Website www.tomthurlow.com |
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Thomas Michael Thurlow, born 11 December 1989, Cheltenham, Gloucestershire, is a British Schoolboy Entrepreneur, best known for epi-culture, a children's book company which specialises in signed first editions. In 2006, Tom was listed in the Mail on Sunday's Top 5 UK Young Entrepreneurs.
Tom was the first to be dismissed in ITV's reality business show Tycoon[1]
In December 2007 Tom was caught up in The Golden Compass furore and received death threats[2] from extremist American Catholics for selling the Philip Pullman books through his book company epi-culture.
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[edit] External links
- Tom Thurlow - Tom's Personal Site
- epi-culture
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