5 teen entrepreneurs part II
Okay part 2! if you want to start a business teen or not the best thing to do is research (yay you're doing that!).
3. Moziah Bridges
Born: November 13, 2001 (19)
Net Worth: $1 million
Business: Mo's Bow's
Moziah wanted to look sharp and went shopping to get an amazing outfit. When he went to the tie section nothing seemed to fit his personality. So, with the help of his Granny, he was able to make a couple of ties that fit his personality and looked sharp. Then he wanted other people to have the same confidence and look as good as he did so he started making more ties and selling them! He went on Shark Tank when he was just 11 in 2013 and had already sold 2,000 ties! He got a deal with Damon John, who had a lot of experience in the clothing industry from his brand FUBU. They were the perfect match and Damon made him a deal of $50,000 for 20% of his company. He has sold more than 200,000 bows! When he graduates high school in 2020 he wants to go to college and study fashion design. Mo sells ties, bow ties and pocket squares, here is where you can purchase them:
https://mosbowsmemphis.com/
4. Robert Nay
Born: Unknown (22)
Net Worth: 2 million
Business: Bubble Ball
When Robert was only 14 he launched "Bubble Ball" an app very similar to Angry Birds, in 2 weeks he had gotten over 2 million downloads! In those 2 weeks, his app was the #1 downloaded app and Angry birds was #2. He had (he does now!) no experience coding or making an app and he came up with the idea with his 8th-grade friends. He had no help coding or launching the app. After he read a couple books on how to code he had 4,000 individual lines of code and had Bubble ball all complete. He is now the CEO of Nay Games and has created 156 levels of Bubble Ball.
5. Lily Born
Born: Unknown (16)
Net Worth: Unknown
Business: Kangaroo Cups
When Lily was just 8 years old she noticed her Grandpa who has Parkinson's disease, was knocking over his cups. She decided to come up with a cup that would never get tipped over. After years of prototypes, she came up with a 3 legged cup. She now has a Kickstarter and has pre-sold over 11,000 cups. With the help from Kickstarter, she has raised $62,053 of her $25,000 goal and now has a website where she sells them! You can get a set of 4 ceramic Kangaroo cups for $39.99! Here is the link to where you can purchase them: http://www.imagiroo.com/buy
These are only 5 kid entrepreneurs that wanted to make a difference and help others.
3. Moziah Bridges
Born: November 13, 2001 (19)
Net Worth: $1 million
Business: Mo's Bow's
Moziah wanted to look sharp and went shopping to get an amazing outfit. When he went to the tie section nothing seemed to fit his personality. So, with the help of his Granny, he was able to make a couple of ties that fit his personality and looked sharp. Then he wanted other people to have the same confidence and look as good as he did so he started making more ties and selling them! He went on Shark Tank when he was just 11 in 2013 and had already sold 2,000 ties! He got a deal with Damon John, who had a lot of experience in the clothing industry from his brand FUBU. They were the perfect match and Damon made him a deal of $50,000 for 20% of his company. He has sold more than 200,000 bows! When he graduates high school in 2020 he wants to go to college and study fashion design. Mo sells ties, bow ties and pocket squares, here is where you can purchase them:
https://mosbowsmemphis.com/
4. Robert Nay
Born: Unknown (22)
Net Worth: 2 million
Business: Bubble Ball
When Robert was only 14 he launched "Bubble Ball" an app very similar to Angry Birds, in 2 weeks he had gotten over 2 million downloads! In those 2 weeks, his app was the #1 downloaded app and Angry birds was #2. He had (he does now!) no experience coding or making an app and he came up with the idea with his 8th-grade friends. He had no help coding or launching the app. After he read a couple books on how to code he had 4,000 individual lines of code and had Bubble ball all complete. He is now the CEO of Nay Games and has created 156 levels of Bubble Ball.
5. Lily Born
Born: Unknown (16)
Net Worth: Unknown
Business: Kangaroo Cups
When Lily was just 8 years old she noticed her Grandpa who has Parkinson's disease, was knocking over his cups. She decided to come up with a cup that would never get tipped over. After years of prototypes, she came up with a 3 legged cup. She now has a Kickstarter and has pre-sold over 11,000 cups. With the help from Kickstarter, she has raised $62,053 of her $25,000 goal and now has a website where she sells them! You can get a set of 4 ceramic Kangaroo cups for $39.99! Here is the link to where you can purchase them: http://www.imagiroo.com/buy
These are only 5 kid entrepreneurs that wanted to make a difference and help others.
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