Jamie McIntyre
Jamie McIntyre is the founder of over 12 companies that turn over in excess of $60 million dollars annually. With reach in industries such as Education, Trading, Accounting, Land Development, US Property, Media, Publishing, TV and in the past Finance Broking, Stock Broking and Recruitment. The 21st Century Group has grown to be one of the largest financial education resources in Australia.
Jamie is also the founder of one of Australia’s fastest growing political parties, “21st Century Australia” and the founder of the “Australian National Review” newspaper.
20 years ago Jamie realised the world needed a 21st Century Modern day education rather than the current out-dated education system created in the industrialisation era of the 19th Century. A “21st Century” education that was better than school or university and taught by those with a PhD in Results, not just theory. An Education – For Life!
Less than a decade from being almost bankrupt, he had succeeded – Jamie had become a self-made millionaire. This incredible turnaround can be credited to Jamie’s extensive research and to the knowledge he gained from his somewhat unconventional approach of modelling multi-millionaire’s, entrepreneurs, investors and success coaches.
After producing such outstanding results in so many areas of his life, Jamie McIntyre
decided to fulfill a promise he made to one of his personal mentors and pass on what he had learnt to others. From this, the 21st Century Education and the 21st Century Group was born.
Today, Jamie McIntrye has educated more than 550,000 people worldwide and helped thousands achieve financial abundance and long-term success.
Nominated for ‘Young Australian of the Year’ in 1999 for his achievements, Jamie McIntyre
is a successful entrepreneur, investor, sought after success coach, internationally renowned speaker and world-leading educator, hosting on his stage some of the world’s most successful entrepreneurs (such as Sir Richard Branson, Tim Ferriss and Arnold Schwarzenegger).
He is also the author of numerous globally applauded publications such as the best-selling books ‘What I Didn’t Learn At School But Wish I Had’ and “Think & Grow Rich For The 21st Century”.
Learn more about Jamie McIntyre
Jamie is also the founder of one of Australia’s fastest growing political parties, “21st Century Australia” and the founder of the “Australian National Review” newspaper.
20 years ago Jamie realised the world needed a 21st Century Modern day education rather than the current out-dated education system created in the industrialisation era of the 19th Century. A “21st Century” education that was better than school or university and taught by those with a PhD in Results, not just theory. An Education – For Life!
Less than a decade from being almost bankrupt, he had succeeded – Jamie had become a self-made millionaire. This incredible turnaround can be credited to Jamie’s extensive research and to the knowledge he gained from his somewhat unconventional approach of modelling multi-millionaire’s, entrepreneurs, investors and success coaches.
After producing such outstanding results in so many areas of his life, Jamie McIntyre
decided to fulfill a promise he made to one of his personal mentors and pass on what he had learnt to others. From this, the 21st Century Education and the 21st Century Group was born.
Today, Jamie McIntrye has educated more than 550,000 people worldwide and helped thousands achieve financial abundance and long-term success.
Nominated for ‘Young Australian of the Year’ in 1999 for his achievements, Jamie McIntyre
is a successful entrepreneur, investor, sought after success coach, internationally renowned speaker and world-leading educator, hosting on his stage some of the world’s most successful entrepreneurs (such as Sir Richard Branson, Tim Ferriss and Arnold Schwarzenegger).
He is also the author of numerous globally applauded publications such as the best-selling books ‘What I Didn’t Learn At School But Wish I Had’ and “Think & Grow Rich For The 21st Century”.
Learn more about Jamie McIntyre
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