Donia Youssef

Donia Youssef is a dynamic powerhouse in the entertainment industry, renowned for her accomplishments as a successful entrepreneur, multi-award-winning film producer, author, acting agent, writer, and philanthropist. Born on March 7th, 1978, in London to Maria Youssef, an English teacher, and Dr. Gamel Youssef, a Consultant Anaesthetist hailing from Cairo, Donia is the niece of the distinguished British Labour Party politician Sir John Battle. One of five siblings, she spent her early years in the Middle East, where she was home-schooled by her mother before enrolling in the prestigious St. Leonards Mayfield Independent School for girls in East Sussex, UK. Embodying an entrepreneurial spirit, Donia founded Tiny Angels, a reputable children's acting and modeling agency celebrated for its numerous accolades across the UK. Her flourishing career, however, faced an unforeseen challenge when she was diagnosed with cancer. Confronting a daunting 40% survival rate, Donia channeled her resilience into writing "The Monster in Mummy," a compelling book crafted to assist parents in discussing cancer with their young children. The book's swift rise to Amazon bestseller status inspired Donia to establish Monster Publishing Ltd, a publishing house devoted to supporting cancer charities. Now triumphantly in remission, Donia forges ahead in the entertainment industry, leaving an indelible mark with the recent launch of Wonder Talent Agency (WTA) and Monster World Studios Ltd. As a multi-award-winning film producer, author, and writer, her passion lies in storytelling, guiding and empowering others to achieve their full potential in their chosen fields. Donia's wealth of knowledge, experience, and steadfast determination inspires those fortunate enough to work by her side.