YouthBiz Marketplace and Expo is a unique and exciting experience for the startup community to learn from each other. Youth entrepreneurs ages 6-18 will set up to sell products, present business plans, and network with the community. This session is an excellent opportunity to learn more about the next generation of Colorado business leaders, as well as the potential to ...
Guided by local business leaders, the Youth Pass – Early Access allows high school students a chance to participate in two or three of Denver Startup Week’s most popular sessions, plus special sessions designed just for them. No prior business experience is necessary to attend this free one-day program. Lunch is provided!
Makers come in all shapes and sizes, and even all ages! Join us as both youth and young adult entrepreneurs share their insights about Denver’s Maker Movement.  Panelists will detail the evolution of their businesses, explaining how they sustainably grew from youth-based hobbies to serious, full-time revenue generators. Business owners will highlight the key tools and resources in the Denver community ...
Young Americans Center for Financial Education offers a Teacher Orientation to every teacher participating in the Young AmeriTowne program. Teachers should schedule a Young AmeriTowne Teacher Orientation or watch a Refresher webinar at least two months prior to attending Young AmeriTowne. Â Teacher Orientations are included with the cost of program registration. Find more information here.
Money Matters Classes are designed especially for youth and their parents.  Games and activities teach young people about the importance of money and banking — and how parents can reinforce those lessons at home. Class participants earn a $10 savings certificate for attending. Certificates can only be deposited into a Young Americans Bank account.  Accounts may be opened immediately following class. ...
Money Matters Classes are designed especially for youth and their parents.  Games and activities teach young people about the importance of money and banking — and how parents can reinforce those lessons at home. Class participants earn a $10 savings certificate for attending. Certificates can only be deposited into a Young Americans Bank account.  Accounts may be opened immediately following class. ...
Make plans to join us on Thursday, October 3, 2019 for Spotlight on YouthBiz Stars, the annual business competition and gala which highlights the important work Young Americans is doing to bring financial literacy education and experiential entrepreneurship learning opportunities to over 67,300 youth every year. 5:30 p.m. – Cocktails and Youth Business Expo 6:30 p.m. – Gala and Awards Ceremony ...
Participants who attend this class will be guided through the steps necessary to earn their Business Owner badge. First, girls will learn the steps and character traits needed to start business. Then, they will explore the types of support that are available for youth-owned businesses.
Young Americans Center for Financial Education offers a Teacher Orientation to every teacher participating in the Young AmeriTowne program. Teachers should schedule a Young AmeriTowne Teacher Orientation or watch a Refresher webinar at least two months prior to attending Young AmeriTowne. Â Teacher Orientations are included with the cost of program registration. Find more information here.
Young Americans Center for Financial Education offers a Teacher Orientation to every teacher participating in the International Towne program. Teachers should schedule an International Towne Teacher Orientation or watch a Refresher webinar at least two months prior to attending International Towne. Teacher Orientations are included with the cost of program registration. Find more information here.
