Joshua Tatiah Builds Three Businesses in UK
Entrepreneur's journey from Mauritius to London highlights persistence and business acumen.
The Brief
- Arrived in London in 2004 with little more than ambition.
- Established three businesses across telecommunications, property, and office supplies.
- Works with diplomatic and international business communities.
Joshua Tatiah arrived in London in 2004 at the age of 23, beginning his career by selling shoes in a small shop. His early work included a position as a Night Porter in a hotel, where he advanced to Assistant Financial Controller within two years.
He later joined a telecommunications firm, where he developed a business vision focused on delivering quality and reliability. This led to the establishment of a portfolio of companies in the United Kingdom.
His telecommunications business provides services to corporate clients, businesses, and foreign government institutions, including diplomatic missions. He works closely with Ambassadors and High Commissioners to offer modern solutions and help organisations reduce costs.
Tatiah's second business involves high-end property and international investment. His first major transaction was a property valued at approximately £34 million in central London, which laid the foundation for his property ventures.
His third business operates in the office supplies and commercial cleaning products sector, offering competitive alternatives to expensive products and helping businesses reduce costs.
Tatiah has built relationships with diplomatic and international business leaders, which have been central to his success. He is currently developing two new projects, continuing to explore international opportunities.
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