Steven Bartlett, born on August 26, 1992, is a British entrepreneur, speaker, investor, author, and podcaster. He gained recognition for founding the social media marketing agency Social Chain in 2014 and for co-founding the software platform Thirdweb and the media company Flight Story. Bartlett is also known as the host of the podcast "The Diary of a CEO," where he interviews entrepreneurs and thinkers. In 2021, he became the youngest-ever investor on the BBC's "Dragons' Den".
Bartlett's career has included notable achievements such as scaling Social Chain to over 200 employees and $25 million in revenue, before stepping down from his role as co-CEO in 2020. "The Diary of a CEO" has become a leading podcast, reaching number one in podcasting charts and garnering millions of listeners. His book, "The Diary Of A CEO: The 33 Laws for Business & Life", became a Sunday Times number one bestseller. He has been recognized as one of Forbes World Top 10 Creators of 2025.
Recently, Bartlett has been consolidating his core business directorships, stepping down as a director of Flight Story Group, the company behind his podcast. He also resigned from his role as a director of nutrition brand Huel, while remaining an investor. Bartlett returned to Soccer Aid 2025 to raise money for UNICEF.