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Rhyl dad secures third place and an invitation to work with self-made millionaire after taking part in contest
Dan Williams was hoping to be crowned the one but still secured third place A FORMER royal engineer took a confident boosting third place in a competition which saw the winner secure one-to-one mentorship with property boss and self-made millionaire Steven Green. He was whittled down from 5,000 hopefuls and on Sunday, travelled to Redcar for the final. The father to children Lola, 14, and Alfie, 10, who is married to Claire, finished third place. Gordon Wade secured second place and Kath Lock was crowed #TheOne.
Teesside mum wins Redcar property guru s make me a millionaire competition
Kathryn Lockwood has quit her job of 15 years to go all in with the intense training Steven Green has promised
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A Middlesbrough mum has won a Redcar property guru s make me a millionaire competition to transform her family s lives forever.
Gordon Wade with his children, promoting the book by Steven Green A FATHER-of-four is appealing for the public’s help after reaching the semi-final of a competition to help him provide financial security for his family. Gordon Wade, from Richmond, is taking part in the The One contest, which is being run by property entrepreneur Steven Green, who runs the Property Investment Academy. The winner of the competition will become The One and will shadow Mr Green for a year while he guides them to hopefully becoming a millionaire. In 2018, Mr Wade and wife Laura, who run the Rosedale Guest House in Richmond, had triplets. Emilia Lily, Olivia Daisy and Joshua David were born ten weeks premature and weighed less than three-and-a-half pounds each when they were born.