entrepreneurship
Submitted by kedgecumbe on Wed, 03/19/2008 - 00:39.
Girls Lead! (previously Girls' Economic Power Day) is targeted towards teen girls in order that they may learn life skills not taught in the classroom. Participants attend informative and inspiring workshops developed and lead by teen girls on topics such as fearless speaking, negotiation skills, career options, budgeting, investing, teamwork, communication, conflict resolution, entrepreneurship, how to get a job, stereotypes and much more. Teen Moxie believes young women first need to be comfortable with themselves before they can truly be successful at gaining economic power.
Submitted by bpcourson on Wed, 03/12/2008 - 21:31.
Help launch www.TeenAmbition.org, the online magazine for people who have dreams, goals, and a desire to make a difference. TeenAmbition provides a forum for young writers, business owners, and community leaders to share their stories.
This project was started to help young adults improve their financial literacy. Anyone can learn about money, business, and the economy. These topics impact everyone’s lives, yet few people take the time to understand them.
Submitted by milko on Thu, 01/10/2008 - 02:34.
Welcome!
The Entrepreneurship Club welcomes all new and returning students at Westminster College.
Submitted by NeoSoulBrotha08 on Thu, 11/01/2007 - 15:33.
Young entrepreneurs and leaders, this the opportunity of a lifetime!
The Baltimore Renaissance Foundation is a nonprofit organization sponsoring a social entrepreneurship incubator for young people ages 16-24. Our flagship program, SPDI (Student Professional Development Initiative), helps students start a community business venture in their neighborhood.
SPDI is a hands-on, interactive program where young people become real-life CEOs.
Submitted by ncross5 on Sun, 10/28/2007 - 14:52.
EYE (Engaging Youth Entrepreneurs) for Change is an organization dedicated to making sure youth ages 13-25 have the opportunity to develop an entrepreneurial attitude, high financail IQ, and leadership skills. We offer three main services:
EYE for Change Conference: an annual youth entrepreneurship conference that encourages youth and those working with youth to engage in entrepreneurial skill building, financial literacy, and leadership skills.
Submitted by mhoulahan on Mon, 09/10/2007 - 21:27.
The inspiration for Hives for Lives was an incredible man named Michael Otto Houlahan. He was an intelligent, loving and beautiful man. Four years ago, at the age of 63 he passed away from the deadly disease of cancer. He was my grandfather. I was in the 6th grade when he died. Shortly after his death, my other grandparents came to visit my house. They had beehives that, at the time, were simply a hobby my sister and I shared with them. They were talking about how they didn’t know what we should do with all of the honey. My little sister Carly and I suggested we sell it for charity.
Submitted by bmahmood on Mon, 08/27/2007 - 19:32.
Gumball Capital is a Stanford-based nonprofit organization that inspires entrepreneurship for social impact using the idea of microfinance. Microlending, one part of microfinance, involves making small loans to the poor to help raise them out of poverty. We've found microfinance to be an inspiring method of poverty alleviation, and we want to engage college students across the country with microfinance as well. We're accomplishing this by launching the Gumball Challenge, a national microfinance-benefit competition.
Submitted by NeoSoulBrotha on Thu, 08/09/2007 - 12:27.
Young entrepreneurs and leaders, this the opportunity of a lifetime!
The Baltimore Renaissance Foundation is a nonprofit organization sponsoring a social entrepreneurship incubator for young people ages 16-24. Our flagship program, SPDI (Student Professional Development Initiative), helps students start a community business venture in their neighborhood.
SPDI is a hands-on, interactive program where young people become real-life CEOs.
Submitted by yeaonline on Tue, 06/19/2007 - 01:06.
The Young Entrepreneur Association (“YEA”)is a student-led organization dedicated to promoting entrepreneurship at a high school level. By working in a collaborative environment, our members learn valuable skills such as task delegation, fund management, marketing and other essential skills needed to be successful in business. What separates Y.E.A. from other student organizations is our constructive members and innovative growth strategy. You can learn more about us and what we have done by going to http://www.yeaonline.com. Since our establishment in February 2007, Y.E.A.
Submitted by BRICK Winner on Sat, 08/26/2006 - 21:50.
1998 BRICK Award winner Akilah Watkins co-founded and directed the I AM Corporation in Roosevelt, New York. The I AM Corporation teaches and promotes life skills, entrepreneurship and community service to low-income youth in Roosevelt, New York. The I AM Corporation's Youth Facility hosts a number of youth entrepreneurial ventures, including a landscaping business, a summer camp that serves over 150 children, and a workforce preparation program.
