Young Entrepreneurs

Young people, such as the founders of Facebook, YouTube, and Digg.com are turning creative ideas, passions, and hobbies into business opportunities. The Women's Business Center is committed to helping entrepreneurs of the future in their endeavors to achieve the American dream.

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The WBC partners with Junior Achievement of the Space Coast, as well as other organizations throughout Brevard County, to provide the Youth Entrepreneur Summer Camp. During this weeklong camp, students will learn the importance of a business plan, marketing to their customer, and having an advantage over their competition. Guest entrepreneurs and speakers will participate in the camp to provide a broad range of activities and knowledge

If you are a student, between the ages of 13 to 18, join us for a week of exploration of what it takes to be a successful entrepreneur.

Together, with other team members, you will become more business savvy using various computer simulation programs.

Aspiring young entrepreneurs will share personal stories of business success. You will hear about their bumps and bruises in overcoming obstacles and the personal rewards of business ownership.

This is an awesome summer camp opportunity. Contact the WBC or view the 2013 Summer Camp Brochure for more information!

To register, please complete the information form and release form, and return via email, fax to (321) 674-7008, or mail to: Florida Tech WBC, 150 W. University Blvd., Melbourne, FL 32901

June 17-21, 2013


Discover …

what is means to be an entrepreneur.

Learn …

how to develop a business plan—from idea creation to advertising and marketing.

Enjoy …

interactive presentations and guest lectures from local business professionals.

Explore …

topics like budgeting and maximizing limited resources.


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Hosted by the Women's Business Center (WBC) at Florida Tech and Junior Achievement of the Space Coast.

 


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