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Gen Z entrepreneurs are turning their backs on office 9-5s and promoting their personal passions into full-time jobs. By Sam Parker
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| Updated: 18:56, 21 February 2021 A young Kent businessman once described by Richard Branson as one of the UK's "most exciting entrepreneurs" has raised £825,000 to launch a mental health app for the workplace. Ben Towers, from Gillingham, joined forces with Mike Rose to launch Tahora in 2020, which is a mental health support system for workers and is being used by the Met Police. Mike Rose, left, and Ben Towers, right, have raised more than £850,000. Picture: Tahora (44513584) The app aims to connect company employees in the same area by showing them social events, online groups and...