Young Entrepreneurs Club
Our signature program for homeschooled teens who want to think like founders - built for hybrid (Columbus, OH) and fully online families.
From spotting a real problem to building a real business
Teens go beyond "have a business idea" and learn how to think like a founder: spot a real problem, talk to real people, test a solution, and shape a real offer. We integrate AI as a power tool - not a replacement for original thinking - and ground every step in identity so success doesn't cost them who they are.
Same club. Pick the format that fits your family.
Online
Join from anywhere
- Weekly challenge delivered to your inbox
- Live monthly Zoom meetup - pitching & feedback
- Whole-family pricing (all siblings 13-18 included)
Hybrid
Columbus, OH area
- Everything in Online
- Monthly in-person session (2-3 hrs)
- Face-to-face pitching & feedback with local peers
What they'll learn
- Business design thinking (problem → solution → offer)
- Validating a real problem by talking to real people
- Testing a small, real version of a solution
- Using AI as a tool without losing creative edge
- Pitching with clarity and confidence
Sample projects
- A validated problem statement backed by real interviews
- A small launched offer (service, product, or content)
- A founder-style pitch presented to peers and parents
Year-round and curriculum-friendly
Weekly Challenge
A weekly founder challenge delivered to your inbox.
Monthly Meetup
One live session per month - pitching, feedback, skill-building (Zoom for Online, in-person for Hybrid).
Quarterly Pitch Tank
Every quarter, teens pitch their venture to a panel of real business leaders, plus family and friends invited to cheer them on.
Quarterly Market
A virtual and in-person marketplace each quarter where teens showcase and sell their products and services to a real audience.
Kicks off September
Built for homeschooled teens. Waitlist opens first.
Grounded in identity and purpose
A faith-friendly, values-based framework that helps teens know who they are and why it matters - because skills without identity is just performance.