Training for the Future CEO
Young Entrepreneur Girls Program
BE YOUR OWN BOSS, OWN YOUR BUSINESS, OWN YOUR LIFE
The Young Entrepreneur Girls Program will train the future CEO’s to:
• Build self-esteem and stamina
• Become business leaders
• Develop business ideas and plans
• Understand market trends
• Plan for growth and expansion
WHO CAN ENROLL?
• Young girls ages 12-18 (Rising freshmen also welcome)
• Have access to computer and video conferencing tools
• Live and attend school in the city of Omaha, Ne.
Today, the fastest growing segment in American corporations is women-owned businesses. For most, they want to be their own boss, pursue a passion, or find greater opportunities. Unfortunately, many of these businesses do not thrive nor grow to employ over ten employees. The Young Entrepreneur Girls program is designed to inspire and equip young girls to succeed in entrepreneurship.
The 11-week program which starts in the fall October, will provide personal leadership skills required for entrepreneurship and business skills for success in a competitive market. Participants will be taught and will meet female entrepreneurs in different industries in Omaha and environs. In the summer we offer a 2 week summer program that will enhance the experience and provide insight to the fall program.
WHat?: YEG is a hybrid program that meets in the Fall, for 11-weeks online and in-person as scheduled.
WHEN? YEG Summer 2-weeks in person, at MOC 2679 Farnam St, #101 (weather) YEG Fall starts on October 5, 2024, 9-11am
ENROLL NOW
Seating is Limited Register Today! Summer 2-week program starts July 15, 2024.
The fall program starts October 5, 2024
July
Register Today: Email nlouisauthor@gmail.com
Call(402) 813-4459
YOUNG ENTREPRENEUR GIRLS Fall SCHEDULE
October – May, 2024
After school-ONLINE VIA ZOOM
MEETING AT 4:30 PM FOR IN-PERSON OUTINGS (IN RED)
Date | Title | Activity |
10/3 | Opening Day | Getting to know one another |
10/10 | CEO of Me | Our Secrets and Personalities |
10/17 | Self-Acceptance | What I love and my Choices |
10/24 | Outing | Meeting with a CEO |
10/31 | Letter to Me | Encouraging Myself to have Courage |
11/7 | Passion | Things that make me smile and make me grow |
11/14 | Beyond Words | Power of words to pitch your business |
11/28 | Outing | Meeting with a CEO |
12/5 | Handling Business | Not Stressed and Money Mindset |
12/12 | Self-Care | My Cup Overflows and Money Management |
12/19 | Back to School Fete | Closing Ceremonies |
FACULTY
BC Clark, Founder & President of Metro Omaha Women’s Business Center
Chief Training & business/client Development, Coach, & mentor. The Business Connectionne, LLC
Nicole Louis, Author, Speaker, Coach, Mentor & Owner of Iloveme Enterprises LLC.
METRO OMAHA WOMEN’S BUSINESS CENTER
Metro Omaha Women’s Business Center endeavors to accelerate the success of women and girls in all aspects and at all business and professional levels by helping to create economic opportunities through signature MOWBC programs and entrepreneurship.
Start here to enroll or find out more about the program.
The Impact of the Young Entrprenuer Girls program
For girls ages 11 to 18
Young Entrepreneur Girls
Simulate the Local Economy
Increase Investments
Increase Graduation Rates
Build Confidence
Encourage Community Buy-In
Create More Job Opportunities
Lower Crime Rates
To empower women to become economically self-sufficient by providing targeted education, workshops, job training, strong relationships and resources that provide business, professional and personal growth.
Resources
NBDC PTAC
Small Business Administration
SCORE
Regency Investments
Schleisman Onken & Associates PC Certified Public Accountants
Lee Pankowski – LP Custodial
Hansen & Company
MLCDC
Nebraska Enterprise Fund
Diva Mejias, Liberty Tax Service
Designer’s Touch (Commercial and Residential Interior Design)
Ameriprise Financial Leyden, Thomas & Associates
To empower women to become economically self-sufficient by providing targeted education, workshops, job training, strong relationships and resources that provide business, professional and personal growth.