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Gabby Griffin launched her business, Gabby’s Tortillas, in the Young Entrepreneurs Academy Alabama location, at 15 years old. Gabby, now 17 years old, has become the major distributor of tortillas on the Gulf Coast, and has scaled her business successfully, all before finishing her freshman year in college. Do you know a motivated kid between 11 and 18 who wants to turn an idea, passion or talent into a business? Academy locations nationwide are currently enrolling students. Launch a business in less than 100 hours. Start something big with YEA!. Apply today yeausa.org

16 year old Riley Benner turned an idea for reversible neckties into his own, high-quality, sophisticated reversible silk necktie business. Phoenix Haberdashery neckties are sold in retail locations and online. The Young Entrepreneurs Academy coached and transformed Riley from student to CEO in less than 100 hours. Academy locations across the country are accepting applications now from kids 11 to 18 years old. This could be YOU! Apply today. yeausa.org

Do you know an 11-18 year old with a big idea? Nominate students in grades 6 through 12 to apply to the Young Entrepreneurs Academy near you: https://yeausa.wufoo.com/forms/yea-student-nomination/

Have a business idea? Want help coming up with one? You can start a real business in the Young Entrepreneurs Academy. Exclusively for kids between 11 and 18 years old. Apply today at: http://yeausa.org/apply_today.php

Do you know a motivated kid who could turn a talent into a real business? The Young Entrepreneurs Academy teaches all of the skills needed to transform kids into real CEOs. Students in grades 6 through 12 can apply today at: http://yeausa.org/apply_today.php