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Are you an aspiring young entrepreneur or already have a business that you’re running and would like to grow? Be sure to check out a free online event the Teen Business Summit, August 22-24, 2011.

This event is an awesome opportunity to get advice from successful entrepreneurs who started young like Guy Kawasaki, Juliette Brindak, and Matt Mickiewicz. Check out the promo video for the event above and visit www.teenbusinesssummit.com to learn more and to register.

More About the Event
Teen Business Forum is proud to host Teen Business Summit, which will be held on August 22nd – 24th on 3-hour blocks each day and will bring together entrepreneurs from several countries such as US, United Kingdom, Ireland, Nigeria, Australia, etc…and of various age groups to discuss how Teen Entrepreneurs can “Create A Better Future”.

The three day event will be conducted entirely online via Skype and streamed in 3-hour time blocks each day. Anyone in the world can tune into the Teen Business Summit website on those dates and be able to see the speakers present via online video.

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Entrepreneurship is an amazing opportunity for you to make a difference in the world right where you are. I especially encourage young people – whether you are a kid or teen – to try out entrepreneurship or starting a community service venture while you’re young because there are so many opportunities and benefits available for you. Not only will you create a profit, have access to grants and various entrepreneurship programs, and the support of parents, teachers and other adults, you will also learn things many grown-ups wish they had learned earlier. It’s like getting a head-start on your future!

There’s nothing like being able to do what you love while helping people around you. To me, that’s what entrepreneurship is all about – matching a passion you have with an idea to serve others, and then putting your plan into action. Young people can do amazing things that affect and inspire the lives of others when they take their entrepreneurial ideas into flight; here’s my journey as a young CEO and social venturer that I shared with a great organization and website called Raising CEO Kids…

By the way, be sure to check out the giveaways Raising CEO Kids is doing EVERY DAY this week to celebrate National Entrepreneurship Week! Visit http://raisingceokids.com/category/happenings/

(Click below to read the rest of this post on RaisingCEOKids.com)

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NFTE, an organization that helps young people from disadvantaged neighborhoods begin businesses (and the same organization that helped Dreamer ENT’s founder begin hers) has posted a cool Holiday Gift Guide featuring products created by young entrepreneurs and NFTE alumni. Support young entrepreneurs by considering purchasing one of these gifts, and get some inspiration on starting your own business.

Click here to view the NFTE Alumni Holiday Gift Guide.

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Hey Everyone,

This is Julene, editor of DreamerENT.com. A couple of weeks back I was able to share some entrepreneurship tips with Sunkissed Girlz, a fun site that features everything from fashion and beauty tips to advice about things young people face today. I started my own artistic businesses as a kid and later took part in a NFTE business camp as a teen that helped me to take my business more seriously. I wanted to share with other young people that you too can start a business doing something you love. Here’s part of what I shared on the site:

I was bitten by the business bug at a young age, when in elementary and middle school I started selling homemade greeting cards, magazines, calendars and other crafts to friends and family. It was fun to share my artwork and writing with others and do something I loved in exchange for some spending money. I learned about money management, finding customers and other things that most people might not learn until they are older – starting young definitely gives you a jumpstart on your dreams!

Being an entrepreneur also taught me how to interact better with others – I was a really shy little girl, but the process of selling my own products helped me be more confident in myself.

If you’re interested in starting your own business, here are some tips to get you started: (Click below to read the rest of this post on SunkisedGirlz.com)

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When You See Her – Show Some Love

Here’s a great entrepreneurship opportunity for girls, the Girls Going Places Entrepreneurship Award Program. The contest is giving grants to girls who have creative business ideas. Visit http://www.girlsgoingplaces.com for more information, to see last years winners and to download an application.

Thanks to teen business coach Shonika Proctor from the Teen Entrepreneurship Blog for the heads up!

Description From the Website:

The Girls Going Places® Entrepreneurship Award Program is celebrating its prestigious 10th anniversary by opening its 2010 award program for entries.

Deadline: February 26, 2010. Submissions received after the deadline date will be entered in the 2011 competition.

See below for more info on the contest and local area conferences:

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