Crimson Education CEO Jamie Beaton's Secret To Getting Into Any Top University

Imagine applying to 25 of the world’s top universities and getting accepted into all of them. Crimson Education CEO and co-founder Jamie Beaton did exactly that and that isn’t even the most impressive thing about him.

At just 24 years old, the New Zealand born entrepreneur holds qualifications from Harvard and Stanford and is currently working towards a PhD in Public Policy at Oxford. Beaton believes that creating value for customers is the only thing that truly matters in business. Through Crimson Education, he is helping students from all over the world to get into their top universities of choice, just as he did. The online education and mentoring platform provides admissions support to high schoolers who want to do their undergraduate studies at top institutions in the UK and US. Crimson Education officially landed on our shore in 2018.

In this Heavy Chef Show conversation with Heavy Chef CEO Fred Roed, Beaton speaks about:

- How an opportune meeting in a train led him to the idea that would eventually organically morph into Crimson Education. 
- His advice on how students from South Africa, with all its challenges, can make use of Crimson Education to access some of the world’s top universities. 
- How he structures his time and what an average day looks like in the life of Jamie Beaton. 
- Why having an entrepreneurial problem that is not only fun but will keep you interested is key to business longevity.
- Why education remains the most powerful tool for launching your career.

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