To provide a platform for teens with interest in early stage investing in Stock Market, and other entrepreneurial activities. American youths are so successful at entrepreneurship in part because so many older and wealthier people are willing to help them. Our goal is to bring together the power of our successful adults and matching with our teenage power to build our future strong.

 

If you want to be successful as, Michael S. Dell (of Dell Inc.) who sold stamps to collectors when he was 12 or Bill Gates who founded Microsoft when he was 19 or Facebook, the social networking site of Mark Zuckerberg, a Harvard University sophomore, then lets work together so we can test and implement our ideas early.

 

Young entrepreneurs have come a long way from running lemonade stands and delivering newspapers. Today, young people as young as 13 years old are starting and running full-fledged service and manufacturing businesses.

 

Some young entrepreneurs inventing products that even grown-ups have not thought about.
Consider Larry Villella of Fargo, North Dakota, who at the age of eleven came up with an innovative C-shaped sprinkler that fit around tree trunks and shrubs to make sure that their roots were properly watered. Larry watched his company, Villella's ConServ Products Co., rake in at least $70,000.

Fourth-grader Theresa Gentes noticed that her mother often lost her needle while quilting, so she came up with the idea of spraying the needles with neon-colored paint, which makes the needles fully visible in the dark (source teenvestor).

 

If you are as creative as Larry and Theresa or the Success stories we have on our site, you may be able to market your invention, and achieve your goals.