Nick Bell

Entrepreneur

University drop out who turned startups into a $500M global empire. Now he’s engineering the blueprint to live to 150.

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From prime-time TV to viral podcasts, Nick’s insights on building empires and extending human potential are dominating global media.

Nick Bell on the set of Shark Tank Australia

Shark Tank

As Australia’s newest Shark Tank judge, Nick brings his raw entrepreneurial fire to prime time television. Armed with a $500M empire and a legendary track record of turning startups into success stories, he’s not just investing in companies — he’s engineering Australia’s next generation of business titans.

Nick Bell as an advisor on The Apprentice Australia

The Apprentice

Bringing his empire-building experience to The Apprentice Australia, Nick served as Lord Sugar’s eagle-eyed advisor in the boardroom. Armed with battle-tested wisdom, he helped separate the contenders from the pretenders.

Nick Bell in the documentary series Do You Want To Live Forever?

Who Wants To Live Forever?

In the groundbreaking series ‘Do You Want To Live Forever?’, Nick pushed boundaries by undertaking radical gene therapy in Mexico that’s currently illegal in Australia. Alongside eight ordinary Australians, he demonstrated how far he’ll go to hack human biology and add decades to his lifespan.

Nick’s origin story

From Uni drop out to richlister

Born and raised on a country cattle farm, Nick learned early that true grit builds empires. After dropping out of university in just one week, he launched a skincare company that crashed and burned — but failure only fuelled his fire. Everything changed when he started his first digital agency with $400, turning it into a $39M exit and proving his doubters wrong. That was just the beginning, as Nick went on to build a $500M empire across four continents, becoming one of Australia’s most successful entrepreneurial exports.

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Nick Bell as a boy on the family farm, and today

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