Meet Timothy Armoo: From teen tutor to AI investor betting $6.7M on founders

Timothy Armoo, a British entrepreneur, built and sold his first company for eight figures at 27. Now, Armoo is investing $6.7 million into minority-led AI startups through his Legon Fund. The fund's purpose is to provide capital to entrepreneurs who may struggle to access it, capital that Armoo believes can help them build successful businesses.

Armoo's journey into entrepreneurship began as a 14-year-old, when he started a tutoring business. By the time he was 17, he had already sold his publication, Entrepreneur Express, to Horizon Media. His experience with social media led him to believe that AI could be the next big wave of technology, a belief that he's now betting his own money on.