The Story of Founder of Coffee Nation, Martin Davis

Becoming about Martyn Dawes when he is acquiring enthusiastic
about something can be a instead alarming expertise.
He says: ‘I have a habit of creating a extremely odd noise
when I get quite thrilled. It sounds a bit like the sound Al
Pacino tends to make in the film Scent of a Woman. It invariably
makes folks leap, especially if they are on the telephone.’
Dawes has a lot to be excited about right now. He
lately sold his organization Coffee Nation, which was
selling more than 750,000 cups of espresso a month from its
self-support machines, for £23 million.
Born in Coventry, Dawes was adopted at six weeks old by
a couple who had been unable to have children of their individual. He
says: ‘I was their whole emphasis and a whole lot of adore and encour-
agement arrived my way.’
But Dawes was always restless, brought on partly, he now
thinks, by uncertainty over his origins. ‘I wanted to get out
there and present what I could do. I had a want to show
myself. I feel it was a way of compensating for not knowing
exactly where I came from.’




He was so eager to get started out that he dropped out of
university halfway via his A ranges at the age of 17 to operate
for a neighborhood foundry exactly where his father labored. In his spare
time he took flying lessons and dreamed of turning out to be a pilot.
But his dream was shattered when he learned he was
colour blind. So at the age of 21 he acquired a task with Massey
Ferguson, the

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