Meet Young Entrepreneurs

Mikaila began selling lemonade sweetened with honey to help save bees and now her lemonade is sold in major grocery chains like Whole Foods and Target. She’s also an advocate for bee conservation.

Moziah started creating handmade bow ties at 9 years old. His company, Mo’s Bows, has sold hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of ties and he even struck a licensing deal with the NBA.

Cory began selling hot chocolate and later started a cookie business to fund his desire to buy a car for his mom. His cookie business, known for all-natural and organic ingredients, has grown into a national brand.

Alina created a line of sugar-free lollipops and other candies that are actually good for your teeth. Zolli Candy is now sold in over 25,000 stores in the U.S.

Noa created a full-service babysitting agency that matches families with nannies and babysitters. She eventually hired a CEO to help manage her business as it grew.

Ryan began reviewing toys on YouTube under the channel Ryan's World. His channel has grown into a massive brand with millions of subscribers, toy lines, clothing, and even a show on Nickelodeon. His earnings have made him one of the highest-paid YouTubers.

Asia began selling candles at the age of 5. She now runs a business that empowers other kids to become entrepreneurs and has been recognized on national platforms.

The brothers started designing funky, colorful socks and now run a company that donates a portion of proceeds to charity while inspiring other young entrepreneurs.