Adventures in Youth Entrepreneurship: The Young Entrepreneurs Academy (YEA!) Presented by Carolyn DeJohn And Tressa Labella.

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Adventures in Youth Entrepreneurship: The Young Entrepreneurs Academy (YEA!) Presented by Carolyn DeJohn And Tressa Labella

YEA! – The Basics st=UUAvR2Vol4v903dyEP71JEhA

YEA Headquarters Founded in 2004 at the University of Rochester with support from the Kaufmann Foundation Currently 94 Chapters in the USA

YEA! At MVCC - By the Numbers 30 WEEKS MAX OF 22 STUDENTS 3 INSTRUCTORS 6 FIELDTRIPS 40+ GUEST SPEAKERS, DESIGNERS, MENTORS, ETC. 3 MAJOR EVENTS 5 MAJOR SPONSORS

GUEST SPEAKERS Guest speakers present in class for about an hour on topics such as: -Law -Accounting -Insurance and Risk Management -Niche Marketing -Designations and Awards -Government Resources -Taxes -Social Entrepreneurship -Banking -Media Marketing Additional Participants -Notary -Emcee for Investor Panel -Graphic Designers -Web Developers -Business Plan Reviewers -Local CEOs (for CEO roundtable) -Local Media Personalities

Curriculum The Big Idea The Business Plan & Pitch The Launch!

The Main Events Investor Panel (aka, Shark Tank) Trade Show Event Graduation Saunders Scholars Competition

Program Costs Franchising Fee $7, Busing Fees for Field Trips Catering for Events Scholarships Instructors Assistant Program Manager Various Supplies, Printing Costs

Cultivation: Fundraising is Key Greater Utica Chamber of Commerce Beebe Construction Mohawk Limited First Source M&T Bank …Possibility for variety of community grants

The Students

The Businesses

Student Profile: Michael Marchio

Student Profile: Yasmine Mohamed

Student Profile: Charles Pilbeam

Student Profile: Jilianne Cady

Economic Impact Keeping young people in the area will revitalize the region Building relationships between business, college, and community Fostering relationship between local business professionals and the community Foster relationship between MVCC and local school districts – exposing students to the college campus Success of program has encouraged sponsorship Great way for successful Alum to give back – financially and personally

Recognition 2013 CEANY James C. Hall Program Award for Exemplary Business/Industry Linkage 2014 CNY ASTD Best Award – Special Recognition – Future Workforce Mohawk Valley Edge Special Recognition and 2014

Challenges Tough curriculum and content for age range of students Recruiting is tough! Kids are overcommitted. So are parents! Time and labor intensive Associated costs and fundraising

Perks + Opportunities Ready made curriculum and YEA! support Building partnerships and great outreach: Alumni, Businesses, Chamber Great Outreach: Schools, Community Students learn real life skills: networking, public speaking, marketing, etc. Gets kids comfortable with coming to our college campus = great college recruiting tool Big events involve every aspect of the community Kids, parents, schools, media, business professionals, sponsors “Feel Good” program

For More Information Carolyn DeJohn: Tressa LaBella: YEA! Headquarters: Questions?