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Oliver Cookson
Oliver Cookson (born 17 February 1979) is a UK entrepreneur who established the sports nutrition business Myprotein. In 2011 Cookson sold Myprotein for a reported £58 million. He has since established a new business known as Monocore which has launched two new business lines, GoNutrition and Saints & Slimmers.〔("Do I want to be the next Apple?" ) ''The Sunday Times'', by Kiki Loizou, 17 February 2013, subscription required〕〔("MyProtein founder finds receipt for new ventures" ), Insider Media Limited, 12 March 2013〕〔("Fear is a Liar" ) Insider Media Limited, 15 October 2013〕〔("Business Big Shot" ), ''The Times'', by Laura Pitel, 2 June 2011, subscription required〕〔("MyProtein founder launches latest venture" ), Manchester Evening News, by Shelina Begum, 28 August 2013〕
==Early life ==
Cookson was born in Withington hospital in 1979. He then grew up in inner-city Manchester. His Mother was a secretary and his Father was an independent second-hand car dealer. Cookson’s parents separated when he was nine and he remained living with his mother. Cookson worked before and after school on a paper round and on the weekends in a take-away.〔(Go Nutrition, 25 March 2013 )〕
Cookson left school at the age of sixteen with one GCSE to take up a junior IT position under a Apprenticeship scheme for a company called Pantek.〔〔 He progressed to become a contract website developer for a range of different blue-chip organisations around the UK.〔〔
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