Bethany Spoor to ask for $400,000 on tonight's Shark Tank
She claimed the Australian Apprentice (Trainee) of the Year Award in 2015 after climbing the ranks within her local McDonald's store in Lismore.
And now Bethany Spoor is set to offer up her business, Bethany Grace Natural Skincare, for investment on tonight's episode of Shark Tank.
The Daily Telegraph reported on Tuesday that the 20-year-old would ask for $400,000 for a 30 per cent share in her business.
Big goals: Bethany Spoor, 20, will present her skin care business on tonight's Shark Tank and ask for $400,000 in exchange for a 30 per cent share
Bethany started her skin care line at the ripe age of 13, after starting her first business venture, handmade birthday cards, at the tender age of nine.
And according to the publication, she first sourced ingredients for her products from her parents' Lismore farm.
It seems the driven young woman gained plenty of useful business insights during her time working McDonald's.
Start them young! Bethany began her skin care line at the ripe age of 13, after her first business venture, hand making birthday cards, at the age of nine
She completed a traineeship, gained Certificate III in Retail Operations and acquired the skills needed to manage every in-store unit.
Bethany even claimed to have made 'Maccas history' after being the first employee to make it to the national training awards.
She's since completed a business degree at Southern Cross University and has her sights set on introducing her brand to shop shelves.
Focused! Bethany completed a traineeship, gained Certificate III in Retail Operations and acquired the skills to manage every in-store unit while working at McDonald's
The ambitious brunette also dabbles in graphic design and creates logos, business cards, posters and signs on a freelance basis.
She's also a personal trainer and was appointed the Apprenticeships Ambassador for the Australian Government.
Bethany got married in a country wedding in April this year to her partner, Joel.