Amazing Young Entrepreneurs

Being a successful young entrepreneurs do not have to start after higher education course. Now, many young entrepreneurs who started his career in his teens, and even many who started his career since he was under 10 years old.

Although fairly young children or teenagers, most of them successful business prove it without going through college. The following list of outstanding young entrepreneurs listed by Business News Daily:

Leanna Archer began to open a business since the age of 9 years. He initially selling hair care products to friends and family. Apparently, hair care products production itself was a place in the hearts of its customers.

The product has an advantage because of the mix is the legacy of his great-grandmother. Products sold by Archer was composed of hair cleansers, conditioners, and treatments. Now he is aged 17 years, and served as Chief Executive Officer ( CEO ) Leanna 's Hair.

His company has been recognized by leading magazines like Forbes and Success Magazine. Now, Leanna did not just want to do business. He already has the educational foundation named Archer Education Foundation that helped build a school for poor children in Haiti.

In December of 2010, a new mobile app game called Bubble Ball was launched in the Apple app store. In the first two weeks, there were 1 million downloads, surpassing the popularity of Angry Birds game is a free game from Apple.

Apparently, this game was built by Robert Nay 14 years old. According to CNN, Nay learned all he needed in the public library. He can decode a puzzle game based on physics in just one month. Now, a company called Nay Nay Games has already released 24 new levels for Bubble Ball in August 2013 then.

At first, Lizzie Marie Likness have a desire to learn to ride a horse, when he was 6 years old. In order to learn, teacher Marie pay with food he made. Lizzie finally realized, cooking is of interest to many people.

As a result, he helped his mother set up a site that includes video instruction information to assist the children could eat better. Today, the 13 -year -old Lizzie, and has been teaching cooking classes. He even appeared on the Rachael Ray Show, and starred in the video series "Healthy Cooking with Chef Lizzie" through a culinary business.

Many young people have their own way of dressing. Usually they want to dress in a way to buy it in the store. However, Moziah Bridges is an exception. He was disappointed when buying clothes in stores.

At first, he was disappointed with the bow tie is sold in stores. Since then, she learned to sew by her grandmother, and then decided to make his own tie. Because it attracts a lot of people, when he was 11 years old, the tie was sold to his friends.

Because the more well-known, the tie was bought by many famous boutiques. So far, Bridges has won over 30,000 dollars of bowties. Bridges to the Forbes story, this time he wants to expand to produce children's clothing.

From an early age, Neha Gupta has participated in the tradition of his family, which is celebrating the anniversary with a way to return home to India. At that time, he brought food and gifts for orphans in their hometown.

In 2005, when Gupta was 9 years old, he decided he wanted to do more for these children. Therefore, he sells his hand -made wines from door to door and from events to raise funds to buy school books and tuition are orphans.

As a result, the efforts led her to create a non-profit organization registered under his own name, the Empower Orphans. Now the 17-year -old Gupta, and have been able to raise funds from its more than 1 million U.S. dollars, and has received awards from various charitable foundations.

Jaden Wheeler ( 12 ) and Amaya Selmon ( 11 ) started to make a cake in front of their residence in Memphis last year. The cake was sold at the celebration event in his hometown. Seeing this, the mother then bought a truck to sell homemade cakes that her children.

The truck then went to a local park or a private event held in many places to sell. In addition to selling cookies, the truck is now selling hot dogs, nachos, and more cakes with various flavors.

A teenager said, multinational companies can buy their companies and make them become millionaires. You may not believe it, but this is evidenced by Nick D' Aloisio.

17-year-old businessman was having a magical technology called Summly. This is an application that utilizes algorithms and can create a summary article for the iPhone. At age 15, he's getting support from Horizon Ventures to develop the technology in March 2013.

Yahoo then decided to acquire the company owned by D ' Aloisio is the purchase value of 30 million U.S. dollars.

As a fourth grader, Anshul Samar pleased with the card game. Two years later, he began to develop his own electronic game that he called Elementeo and recorded successfully. Samar is now 19 years old and a student at Stanford University. Because the game is a success, Samar give some of his wealth to other grants for young entrepreneurs. .