Mark Lyttleton

Investor, Mentor & Philanthropist

Supporting businesses and companies across multiple industries.

Investment Experience

Mark Lyttleton supports growing and early stage small businesses and companies across a variety of different industries. This blog will draw on Mr Lyttleton’s extensive expertise in business investing and mentoring, as well as touching on mental well-being.

In his capacity as a professional angel investor, Mr Lyttleton has stakes in more than 40 separate businesses. He has also been engaged by a number of financial institutions to make presentations to staff emphasising the importance of Compliance and Regulation

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Investment

Philanthropy

Mentoring

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Career Overview

Stock-market investing

Having served as lead manager of Blackrock’s UK Equity Retail fund and being responsible for portfolios valued at $7 billion, Mark Lyttleton aims to use this blog to help others learn from his experiences – both positive and negative – and regards his growing charity work as an important way to contribute to society going forward.

 

Financial structuring

In terms of business expertise, this blog will incorporate business consulting and investment strategies. Mr Lyttleton has invested in many early stage businesses that were founded with the aim of imparting a positive planetary impact including Skoot, Maanch, C-Cell, OHM Energie and Clim8. In addition to his extensive experience with both public and private companies and helping entrepreneurs to access investment and grow their business, Mark Lyttleton also mentors and advises small business and invests in the stock market.

 

Philanthropy

Mark Lyttleton is a keen philanthropist, supporting a variety of worthy causes including the Make A Wish Foundation, Dogs Trust, UK Pranic Healing, and the Prison Reform Trust. He is also the founder trustee of Percent for Good, a brand new UK-based charity.

Stock-market investing

Having served as lead manager of Blackrock’s UK Equity Retail fund and being responsible for portfolios valued at $7 billion, Mark Lyttleton aims to use this blog to help others learn from his experiences – both positive and negative – and regards his growing charity work as an important way to contribute to society going forward.

Financial structuring

In terms of business expertise, this blog will incorporate business consulting and investment strategies. Mr Lyttleton has invested in many early stage businesses that were founded with the aim of imparting a positive planetary impact including Skoot, Maanch, C-Cell, OHM Energie and Clim8. In addition to his extensive experience with both public and private companies and helping entrepreneurs to access investment and grow their business, Mark Lyttleton also mentors and advises small business and invests in the stock market.

Philanthropy

Mark Lyttleton is a keen philanthropist, supporting a variety of worthy causes including the Make A Wish Foundation, Dogs Trust, UK Pranic Healing, and the Prison Reform Trust. He is also the founder trustee of Percent for Good, a brand new UK-based charity.

Mark’s Interests

In addition to his professional and philanthropic pursuits, this blog will also incorporate posts focused on Mr Lyttleton’s personal interests. He is an alumnus of the University of York, having graduating with a bachelor’s degree with honours in Chemistry.

 

With a keen interest in health and wellness, Mr Lyttleton not only offers entrepreneurs and business leaders strategic and financial advice, but also advocates a healthy work/life balance, and techniques to manage the pressures and challenges of running a business. He is a certified Pranic Healer and Three Principles mindset practitioner.

 

In his spare time, Mr Lyttleton enjoys socialising, walking his dog and immersing himself in nature. He is also a keen sportsman who enjoys playing tennis and golf and watching football and tennis. With a passion for travel, Mark Lyttleton enjoys experiencing new cultures, having visited Costa Rica, Japan, Singapore, India, Greece and Denmark in recent years.