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Adam Corbally
[edit]Adam Corbally (born 12th April 1979) is an English entrepreneur, property developer, motivational speaker, and television personality. He gained prominence as a contestant on the eighth series of the British television show The Apprentice, which aired on BBC One in 2012.
Early Life and Education
[edit]Adam Corbally was born on 12th April 1979 at Tameside Hospital in Ashton-under-Lyne, Greater Manchester, England. He grew up in the nearby town of Glossop, Derbyshire. During his teenage years, Corbally faced some challenges, including an incident that led to a criminal conviction as a juvenile. As a result, he was sentenced to time at a juvenile attendance centre. This experience served as a turning point in his life, motivating him to change direction and focus on more positive pursuits.
Early Career
[edit]Adam Corbally's journey into entrepreneurship began with his work as a market trader. Leveraging the skills he developed, Corbally moved into the property sector, where he founded his own property development and investment company.
The Apprentice
[edit]In 2012, Corbally became widely recognized when he appeared as a contestant on the eighth series of The Apprentice. His positive attitude, strong work ethic, and business insights made him a standout contestant on the show. Corbally was even favoured to win by Radio Times, reflecting his strong performance and popularity among viewers.[1] Although he did not secure the final investment from Lord Alan Sugar, Corbally reached the final stages of the competition, gaining a significant following and national recognition.[2]
Post-The Apprentice Career
[edit]After his time on The Apprentice, Corbally utilized his public profile to become a motivational speaker. He has since delivered numerous talks at corporate events, educational institutions, and conferences, where he focuses on topics such as entrepreneurship, overcoming adversity, and personal growth. His speeches emphasize the importance of resilience, self-belief, and dedication in achieving success.
In addition to his work as a speaker, Corbally is an operational developer, where he continues to be actively involved in various business ventures, particularly in the property sector. He also provides business consultancy services, sharing his expertise with other entrepreneurs and startups.
Contributions and Philanthropy
[edit]Adam Corbally is known for his strong commitment to his hometown of Glossop. He has been actively involved in numerous charitable initiatives, raising funds for various causes that benefit the local community. Glossop Chronicle: [3] His philanthropic efforts have included organizing fundraising events, participating in community projects, and supporting local charities.
References
[edit]External Links Official Website