Entrepreneur, Jill Carter was crowned Britain’s Top Real Role Model 2012 for her social initiative Pulp Friction Travelling Kitchen. The project offers young adults with learning difficulties the opportunity to run a mobile catering business that operates at festivals and events across the UK.

Take a look at the young entrepreneurs that make up the final shortlist for Britain's Top Real Role Model 2013 and are in with a chance of winning £5,000 towards their business start up.

A panel of judges which includes Menswear Designer and businessman Patrick Grant, Venture Capitalist and star of BAFTA Award winning Made in Chelsea Francis Boulle, last year’s BTRRM winner, Jill Carter, and Amway UK Representative, Sheryl Franklin-Worth will be responsible for choosing Britain’s Top Real Role Model 2013.