You’ve heard of entrepreneurs but how about "kid-preneurs."
Well here they are. They range in ages from kindergarten to high school.
Sunday, they challenged each other in the second annual Lemonade Alley Kid-Biz competitions.
Each team had to propose their own business plans then they had to create their own lemonade stands. They also pitched their ideas to the judges and talked about why their business plan works.
Well here they are. They range in ages from kindergarten to high school.
Sunday, they challenged each other in the second annual Lemonade Alley Kid-Biz competitions.
Each team had to propose their own business plans then they had to create their own lemonade stands. They also pitched their ideas to the judges and talked about why their business plan works.
“Entrepreneurship is what makes our country great in the first place,” said Steve Sue, Chief Lemonhead. “So the next generation of leaders are coming forward and making it happen.”
A thousand dollar cash prize was awarded to three finalists with the best business objectives.
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