5 successful teenage entrepreneurs
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5 Successful Teenage
Entrepreneurs
Paul Scandariato
Paul founded Intelli Innovations, a Macintosh software development company at the age of thirteen.
Intelli Innovations eventually developed into a consulting company.
Paul then created and began selling shareware with REALbasic.
Paul's entrepreneurial skills now earn him a six figure income.
Abbey Fleck
Abbey invented a product she named “Makin Bacon” microwave oven bacon cooker in 1991 when she was 8 years old.
Her product reduces the fat in bacon without sacrificing its taste.
Abbey's " Makin Bacon " royalties now exceed one million dollars annually
Tyler Dikman
He got his first computer from his Dad at the age of 10 which was an old Gateway, and as a young boy he got interested in how the works, he took it apart studied it in and out, form there he started developing interest in computer
by 8th grade teachers were requesting for Tyler to fix their computers.
Tyler realized he could earn from it, at first $15 an hour.
He latter got a babysitting job for Malcolm Taaffe, then the vice president at Merrill Lynch which led to a nonpaying, summer internship.
After two weeks, 14-year-old Tyler was on the payroll.
Tyler took charge of computer acquisition, setup, training and troubleshooting.
By January 2000 Our young successful entrepreneur in the middle of his 10th grade started CoolTronics at the age of fifteen
Tyler was a computer genius before computers became popular.
Tyler made his skills work for him by consulting others on how to buy and use computers.
Tyler's company, CoolTronics had earned him over one million dollars before he celebrated his seventeenth birthday.
Juliette Brindak
Juliette started a website called Miss.Oandfriends.com when she was ten years old.
The site allows young girls of age eight to twelve to talk to other girls their age. It serves as a space where they can get advice, play games, and just talk.
At the age of sixteen, Juliette was the author of a successful book, by nineteen, Juliette's net worth was over fifteen million dollars.
Juliette is an inspiration to female and male teens who want to start their own business
Brett Klasko
“A name to remember” in the opinion of Bloomberg Marketing, “an inspiration to young business people today” says Blue Hyppo, and “a modest phenomenon” according to The Philadelphia Inquirer,
Brett Klasko started his first company at the age of 13 while in middle school.
Brett is currently the founder and CEO of Phinaz Media & Marketing, which engages both investors and sports fans in original and creative ways.
Phinaz Media Group is a sport marketing firm that helps professional and college sport team increase their ticket sales. This business reflects his hobbies within the sport realm.
Prior to running Phinaz, Brett was one of the youngest interns ever to work at Morgan Stanley.
Brett donates his time and money to several community affairs and charities, including animal shelters, disaster relief efforts, and his alma mater.
Source:
www.mademan.com
www.en.wikipedia.org
www.web.mit.edu
www.thirdage.com
www.brettklasko.com
www.zimbio.com/Young+Entrepreneurs/articles
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