From Students to Entrepreneurs: How to Find the Right Entrepreneurship Program
From Students to Entrepreneurs: How to Find the Right Entrepreneurship Program to Help Launch Your Startup
From Students to Entrepreneurs: How to Find the Right Entrepreneurship Program to Help Launch Your Startup
An entrepreneurship-focused education helps youth of color develop crucial life and work skills to get ahead. It’s one of the most critical things youth of color can do to pave a pathway for future success.
Entrepreneurs are not just business owners but are a catalyst for economic growth. By solving problems and providing value, they provide new and improved products, services and technologies thereby sparking innovation.
Cathy’s idea is a novel curling wand as well as a customized hair gel that when used together will help people save time.
Imagine if you were back in elementary school. What if you had the confidence that you probably have now back when you were younger?
When people think of entrepreneurship, they think of the Kardashians or Charlie D’Amelio- young people who built their own empires seemingly overnight.
Kelvin recently launched a venture to build computer skills and solve challenges faced by those needing basic computer repairs in his community. “The Youthful Impact program helped me get some creative ideas and strategies for my business.”
Chelsey, a 17-year old senior high school student, started a non-profit organization called the Communal Healing Place, where they will be providing mental health resources, information, and education to black women across the United States.
Kayden started a business selling shoes. He learned to develop strategies that gave him a competitive advantage. Discussions with coaches and peer mentors helped him better describe how to differentiate himself. “I set myself apart from other shoe resellers and maintained my customers by being reliable and consistent in my services.”