UK tech entrepreneur met Rishi Sunak at 10, Downing Street. What he told her

Carrie Rose, the CEO and founder of Rise at Seven, has revealed that she was invited to 10, Downing Street to meet with UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak. Speaking about the experience, Rose stated that she had been keeping “the secret” for some time.

According to Rose, the Prime Minister wanted to meet with her as a young entrepreneur in the tech industry. During their meeting, Sunak revealed that data shows that businesses run by women make more money than those run by men. He also expressed the belief that if women continue to start businesses at the current rate, they would be contributing billions to the UK economy.

“I was invited to go to 10 Downing Street, as the Prime Minster wanted to meet me, a young entrepreneur within tech. He said data shows that women ran businesses make more money than male, and if women continue starting businesses at the rate they are- they would be contributing billions to the UK economy,” she wrote.

“They had a target of 40% FTSE 100 businesses to be ran or founded by women, and they’ve hit it. We should be proud how this has moved forward. I am currently now running two businesses within tech, after starting at 25 years old, have expanding globally and given 75 young women jobs in tech also. A proud moment to be recognized,” Rose added and with the tweet shared a photo of her posing outside the PM’s residence.
Rose's Rise at Seven is an award-winning SEO agency that has worked with high-profile clients such as, Xbox, PlayStation, ASOS, Game, and Missguided. The agency has also been recognised as one of the fastest-growing companies in the UK.

The meeting with the Prime Minister is a testament to the success and impact of Rose's work in the tech industry as more and more women continue to start businesses, make significant contributions to the economy and rise up in top positions.