Sweet Sisters Jam – Young Entrepreneurs

“Tea with jam and bread?!” The famous liner from Rodger and Hammerstein’s The Sound of Music comes to life in the small-business run by three sisters, “Sweet Sisters Jam.” The idea for this business began when sisters Lillian, Isabella, and Elsie were tweens in middle school upon attending a youth conference on creating small businesses.…

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Tiffany Zhong – Noplace

When iPods, YouTube, and music streaming services developed, society jumped for joy at the ease of portable, available music; the days of mixed tapes and bulky records were gone. Then a growing population of people started to long for the days when albums weren’t just downloads on a device, but rather tangible prizes, thus vinyl…

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Zolli Candy: Alina Morse

At the young age of just 7, Alina Morse had a thought that would change her life. While at the bank with her Dad  she was offered a lollipop. Growing up, her parents had always told her candy was bad for your teeth, so she asked why can’t there be candy healthy and good for…

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Study Fetch the G.O.A.T. Idea of Esan Durrani

After being frustrated with an overwhelming amount of study material and no good tools to help organize it, he did not complain like many would.  Instead, Esan Durrani was spurred to action.   He co-founded and launched an Ai study tool called Study Fetch at the young age of twenty.  Study Fetch was not just your…

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Esan Durrani

In the rapidly evolving world of education and technology of today’s society, some young founders are transforming ideas into platforms that revolutionize how students learn. One such individual would be the young entrepreneur Esan Durrani, whose venture, StudyFetch, is making waves in the area of the edtech space. Esan Durrani is the co-founder of StudyFetch,…

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Caitie Sfingi – Merakite

Caitie Sfingi and her twin sister Maggie co-founded their own software design and development agency when they were both nineteen years old. They created this company when they were sophomores in college, and their creation really took off during the lockdown of COVID-19. Their company is a women-led technology and design agency which specializes in…

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Kylie Jenner – Kylie Cosmetics

This is one of the most well-known stories of young entrepreneurship. Kylie Jenner, the youngest of the famous Kardashian-Jenner family started her own business when she was only seventeen years old and her company Kylie Cosmetics was launched when she was just eighteen. As a young girl growing up with older sisters Jenner always had…

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Alina Morse – Zolli Candy

At just seven years old, Alina Morse saw a need and decided to do something about it. As a young girl she loved coming up with new ideas for her own products. One of her earliest ideas was to make a tube that could have peanut butter and jelly distributed at the same time, so…

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Tommy Oswald – Homeboy Co.

Homeboy Coffee may, from the outside, seem like any regular cafĂ©; however, it has been taking the internet by storm, and its unique vibes and feel-good energy set it apart from the rest. So, what’s the driving factor behind this coffee shop’s youthfulness and authenticity? Actually, it’s not a what, but rather a who. Meet…

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Alina Morse – Zolli Candy

Gen Z entrepreneur Alina Morse is the founder of Zolli Candy, a brand that sells sugar-free, oral-health candies. Beyond sugar-free, the candy she sells is gluten-free, allergen-friendly, and all-natural in both flavoring and coloring, appealing to the fun kids want from candy without health concerns for the parents. Founded in 2015 at the age of…

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