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Matt Wilson, founder of Under30ceo.com stops by the studio to give us insights on what it means to be a young entrepreneur in todays changing business environments.

In Search Of: Young Entrepreneurs Improving American Communities Are you or do you know the next Yoshiyama Young Entrepreneur? Did you establish a financially viable business with the intention of offering low-wealth individuals in America a leg up? Were you under the age of 30 when you launched your business? If so, you may be eligible for the Yoshiyama Young Entrepreneurs Program. The Yoshiyama Young Entrepreneurs Program identifies and supports inspiring young entrepreneurs who are operating businesses that help to improve the lives of low-wealth individuals in America. Yoshiyama Young Entrepreneurs receive a $40000 cash prize and technical resources to support their business. Visit www.hitachifoundation.org.

Presented by Business & Finance Media Group, Serena Mizzoni from GenePool speaks at the Archie Talks “Prologue” in Dublin The Archie Talks catalogues the stories of young Irish entrepreneurs. For more info, see www.archipelago.ie. For more info on Serena or on GenePool see www.genepool.ie Check out our facebook page at www.facebook.com/www.archipelago.ie & Twitter at twitter.com

Entrepreneurship in the eyes of Jordan Leahy, past winner of Wisconsin’s Young Entrepreneur of the Year award (2006). More about the 2010 Young Entrepreneur awards can be seen at dpi.wi.gov More entrepreneurship literacy resources can be found at dpi.wi.gov

Luis Ivan discovered at 12 what free software was, and knew inmediately that he wanted to be an entrepreneur. Today he runs two startups, while he goes to school, and shares with the audience the problems a very very young entrepreneur has to face every day. In thespirit of ideas worth spreading, TEDx is a program of local, self-organized events that bring people together to share a TED-like experience. At a TEDx event, TEDTalks video and live speakers combine to spark deep discussion and connection in a small group. These local, self-organized events are branded TEDx, where x = independently organized TED event. The TED Conference provides general guidance for the TEDx program, but individual TEDx events are self-organized.* (*Subject to certain rules and regulations)

If you are aa young entrepreneur launching a tight budget startup and worrying about expensive online security fees, worry no more! Moroccan startup Net Piece democratized usage of security by bringing technologies used by big corporates to small startups and SMEs with affordable prizes. Rasheed and Iman from Net Piece explain how they invested in the best scanners to remotely detect online weaknesses for businesses, and how their model works according to the economy of scale. “We are today on a transition phase of growth, looking for investors to market the solution worldwide in the MENA and the US”, Rasheed explains about the status of Net Piece today.

Louis Lautman, Founder of the Young Entrepreneur Society Interview www.theyesmovie.com TOPIC How Ordinary People Turn Ideas Into Millions of Dollars Interviewed by Saiful Rizal, Founder of the Entrepreneur Express www.entrepreneur-express.com

Video clip of Jessica Norie (ArtSpace) Social Entrepreneur of the Year nominee that was shown at Utahs Ernst & Young Entrepreneur of Year 2009 gala. The Community Foundation of Utah was pleased to sponsor this first of its kind effort to bring awareness to social entrepreneurial practices. Video created by Digital Bytes.

Drew Little, founder of The Illuminated Ventures Project, provides a road-map for building a business that enables young entrepreneurs to do well by doing good.

www.theYESmovie.com The Young Entrepreneur Society is getting ready to release The YES Movie in two months. Like The Secret, What the Bleep and Pass It On, Young Entrepreneur Society’s The YES Movie assembles the world’s leading authorities on young entrepreneurship. The film vividly demonstrates that we all have the ability to create absolutely anything at any age and shares with all of us, the recipe on how to do it. The YES Movie isn’t fiction, it’s real and the experts are living luminaries of enthusiasm and ambition. The purpose of the movie is to motivate the entrepreneurial spirit that is in each viewer and for the viewer to realize that they are and can be greater. Modern-day radical spirits of business, young entrepreneurs around the country (under the age of thirty) who have built multi-million dollar companies and other successful business people explore the secret of wealth creation, passion, vision, leadership and success. Human consciousness and paradigm’s shift as the secret of young entrepreneur’s success is revealed on screen throughout the movies commentary. Rebel young entrepreneurs at the cutting edge of their industries retailers, wholesalers, advertisers, marketers, experts, authors, speakers, investors, designers and executives, these young men and women join forces with the filmmakers, and subject matter experts to share their experiences and wisdom of entrepreneurship, helping to create a paradigm shift of individual consciousness in what is …