18 Facts About Mo Chaudry

Mo Chaudry is notable for his time as chairman of WaterWorld aqua park, from 1999 to the present day, and for his M Club fitness centres.

Mo Chaudry appeared in the Channel 4 TV series Secret Millionaire and has made a number of other TV appearances.

Mo Chaudry was the manager of World's Strongest Man Eddie Hall and sponsors Paralympic medal-winning rower Ian Marsden.

Mo Chaudry was born in the Rawalpindi District of Pakistan.

Mo Chaudry is the son of strongman and ex-soldier Iqbal Chaudry.

Mo Chaudry made his first million, as an independent financial adviser and property investor, by the age of 30.

Mo Chaudry managed to make a profit in the first year and has continued to do so every year since.

Mo Chaudry has continued to expand and develop Waterworld and in 2018 announced plans for four new rides as well as vast expansion of the site, housing an 18,000sqft golf facility as well as the relocated M Club premium gym.

Whilst working as a bouncer at The Place nightclub in Staffordshire, Mo Chaudry met his wife Ann.

In 2008, Mo Chaudry became the only person to have received honorary degrees from both Staffordshire universities in the same year.

In recent years, Mo Chaudry has become a campaigner against injustice, taking a stand against forced marriage and attempting to join the British National Party to highlight their racist constitution.

In 2015, Mo Chaudry was part of a team which rowed 500 nautical miles from Tower Bridge in London to the Eiffel Tower in Paris to raise money for the Donna Louise hospice.

Mo Chaudry is founder of the M Club Foundation, set up to help local good causes and youngsters realise their dreams.

Mo Chaudry provided land for the school and financed its start-up.

Mo Chaudry is an Ambassador for The Princes' Trust and on the speaking Bureau for Mosaic.

Mo Chaudry appeared in the second series of the UK television programme, Secret Millionaire, on Channel 4.

In conjunction with Mitchell Business and Enterprise College, Mo Chaudry set up Step Up; a pilot mentoring project, designed to inspire community cohesion, raise aspirations and tackle unemployment.

Mo Chaudry's natural sporting talents were put to the test at university, where he won a silver medal in weightlifting at the 1982 Student Olympics and bronze in 1983.