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Youth Entrepreneur Program

Boys N Business
Boys N Business
A one-day experience for male students, grades 9-12, who are interested in art, science, technology, engineering, and math. The experience will provide students with activities to sharpen their skills through creativity, collaboration, and innovation.

Boys N Construction
Boys N Construction
The MBL has partnered with ColonialWebb, Richmond Technical Center, and Peterburg High School to bring “in-person” to high school juniors and seniors a half-day mentoring,

Entrepreneurship Tour Stop
Entrepreneurship Tour Stop
This program is designed to give high school students the tools to assist them in becoming confident entrepreneurs.

Girls Who Mean Business
Girls Who Mean Business
The Girls Who Mean Business Summit benefits junior and senior girls from various schools in the City of Richmond. The conference is designed to inspire young ladies to think entrepreneurially and pursue their dreams in becoming leaders in business.

Kidz N Biz
Kidz N Biz
Kidz N Biz creates the next generation of innovators and changemakers. Students experience hands on experiential skills in entrepreneurship from various business curriculums; financial models and business owners.

Remarkable Girl’s Luncheon
Remarkable Girl’s Luncheon
The MBL Foundation partners with schools and local businesses to inspire high school girls through entrepreneurial luncheons, empowering them to become future business leaders.

Shark Tank | Kidz-N-Biz
Shark Tank | Kidz-N-Biz
Kidz N Biz Shark Tank, a business pitch competition for elementary and middle school students, which involves prizes to help students start their business or scale up.

Shark Tank | Teens Who Mean Business
Shark Tank | Teens Who Mean Business
The MBL Foundation Teens Who Mean Business: Shark Tank provides high school student innovators from the Greater Richmond Region with an exciting opportunity to showcase their entrepreneurial ideas and pitch their businesses to a panel of esteemed Sharks.

Teens Who Mean Business
Teens Who Mean Business
The Teens Who Mean Business program is designed to give high school students the tools to assist them in becoming confident entrepreneurs.

Youth N Construction
Youth N Construction
The MBL Foundation has partnered with Clark Construction and Richmond Technical Center to host a half-day mentoring and workforce development program.


