Nick Mowbray (1923). She was a vocal coach in New York later in life, and had an office job with a diabetes charity. Personal life. Daniels died in 1994, aged 107 years, in Darien, Connecticut. A blue plaque honouring Daniels was unveiled in Llanelli in 2011. Eleanor Daniels Eleanor Daniels (28 December 1886 – 18 March 1994) was a Welsh stage and film actress. Early life. Eleanor Jane Daniels was born in Llanarthney and raised in Llanelli, the daughter David Daniels and Margaret Daniels. Her father was a hay merchant and publican. She had her first public success at age 13, when she 	Eleanor Daniels
6779585	Priscila Ortiz Priscila Ortiz Priscila Jeanmillette Ortiz Arana (born 7 June 1996) is a Salvadoran footballer who plays as a defender for Alianza FC and the El Salvador women's national team. Club career. Ortiz has played for Alianza FC in El Salvador. International career. Ortiz capped for El Salvador at senior level during the 2020 CONCACAF Women's Olympic Qualifying Championship qualification. Priscila Ortiz Priscila Jeanmillette Ortiz Arana (born 7 June 1996) is a Salvadoran footballer who plays as a defender for Alianza FC and the El Salvador women's national team. Club career. Ortiz has played for Alianza FC in 	Priscila Ortiz
6779586	Nick Mowbray Nick Mowbray Nick Mowbray (born 1984/1985) is a New Zealand entrepreneur and businessperson. Together with his brother Mat, he is the co-founder of toy and consumer products manufacturer ZURU. Early life. Mowbray grew up in Cambridge, New Zealand, and was educated at St Peter's School. His parents owned a dairy farm. As a teenager, he helped his elder brother Mat to manufacture hot air balloons from Coke cans and plastic bags. After school, he started a law degree but dropped out in his first year. ZURU. In 2003, when the brothers were 18 and 22, they made a 	Nick Mowbray
6779587	snap decision and moved to Hong Kong to set up a toy factory. With financing from their parents, they purchased an injection moulding machine and started a company in Guangzhou, China. The Mowbrays regard their entrance into the business world as naïve, as they had no experience, could not speak the local language, and had no knowledge of intellectual property legislation. In 2005, the brothers were joined by their sister Anna in their business. The initial name of their company was Guru and this was changed to ZURU as Guru had been trademarked by another company. According to Mowbray, by 	Nick Mowbray
6779588	the end of 2020 ZURU employed 8500 people, had 26 offices, and a turnover of over $1 billion. Successful toys were Robo Fish (the world's fastest selling toy in 2013) and Bunch O Balloons (the top selling toy in the United States in 2016). In 2018, Mowbray was awarded New Zealand Entrepreneur Of The Year by multinational professional services network Ernst & Young. Personal. Aged 26, Mowbray developed Crohn's disease. In his early 30s, he moved back to New Zealand to undergo operations after having been told that without treatment, he only had a few years to live	Nick Mowbray
6779589	. The siblings bought Coatesville mansion in Coatesville in 2017 for NZ$32.5 million when they were in their early 30s. The mansion is one of New Zealand's most expensive homes and is famous for the January 2012 raid when Kim Dotcom lived there. According to the National Business Review", the net worth of the siblings is NZ$3bn. In late 2020, Mowbray bought a yacht for NZ$21m. Nick Mowbray Nick Mowbray (born 1984/1985) is a New Zealand entrepreneur and businessperson. Together with his brother Mat, he is the co-founder of toy and consumer products manufacturer ZURU. Early life. Mowbray