At only eight years old, Jahkil Jackson joined the fight against homelessness by creating Project I Am, a 501c3 organization. Jahkil, now 14, was inspired to make a difference in the homeless community after helping his aunt distribute food to the Chicago homeless. Soon, Jahkil began his work to increase awareness of homelessness by offering…
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Meet CEOKID: Kamaria Warren
Kamaria Warren may only be 10 years old, but she already knows the power of doing what makes you happy. Along with her mother, Warren created Brown Girls Stationary (BGS), schools supplies and accessories for young girls of color. This Atlanta native started Brown Girls Stationary (BGS) to inspire young girls of color to be…
Meet Irene Gianos: Co-founder of Honestly Margo with Her Daughter
Irene Gianos is creating a legacy as part of the mother/daughter team of Honestly Margo. Irene started Honestly Margo from her daughter, kid tycoon, Margo Gianos’ dream to create a bath and beauty brand that is as natural as it is inspirational. Honestly Margo’s mission is to empower young women to dream big. CEOMOM caught…
From Shark Tank to His Own Patents: Meet Locker Board Founder, Carson Kropfl
Carson Kropfl, 13, turned a chance encounter on an elevator into an investment opportunity with serial entrepreneur, author and philanthropist, Sir Richard Branson. What started out as a way to raise money for surf lessons and contests, and avoid chores, turned into a thriving skateboard business with unique and patented designs. It was recently announced…
The Sweet Life: Meet Young Honey Makers, Zach and Zoë
What started out as a means to fight seasonal allergies has evolved into a honey and beekeeping business that includes customers all over the United States and a store in the exclusive Chelsea Market in New York City. Zachary and Zoë Sweet Bee Farm, a family business based in the rolling hills of rural New…