Wu, 16, Youth Entrepreneur from Henry M. Gunn High School in Palo Alto, CA provides bikes to people in Bangladesh Randy Wu, 16, from Henry M. Gunn High School in Palo Alto, CA, is one of this year’s competitors in the i.Invest Competition. LyfeCycle, which started as an idea in a model UN class, has now turned into Randy’s life mission: to help the less fortunate in developing countries. Tell us a little about your business. LyfeCycle is a nonprofit organization that is on a

Wu, 16, Youth Entrepreneur from Henry M. Gunn High School in Palo Alto, CA provides bikes to people in Bangladesh Randy Wu, 16, from Henry M. Gunn High School in Palo Alto, CA, is one of this year’s competitors in the i.Invest Competition. LyfeCycle, which started as an idea in a model UN class, has now turned into Randy’s life mission: to help the less fortunate in developing countries. Tell us a little about your business. LyfeCycle is a nonprofit organization that is on a

i.Invest Competition. Although she can’t legally drive a car on her own yet, she has already created a business, Hopes for the Best, that reminds customers to stay positive and be prepared for any situation. Tell us a little about your business. At first glance, these bracelets may seem to be just decorative, beautiful designs. However, there is much more to these bracelets than meets the eye. Each design is made from a special material called para cord 550 that can safely ho

i.Invest Competition. Although she can’t legally drive a car on her own yet, she has already created a business, Hopes for the Best, that reminds customers to stay positive and be prepared for any situation. Tell us a little about your business. At first glance, these bracelets may seem to be just decorative, beautiful designs. However, there is much more to these bracelets than meets the eye. Each design is made from a special material called para cord 550 that can safely ho

Have you ever watched an innovator convert an idea into a practical concept, mold that concept into a viable business model then employ an operational process that allows a new venture to spread its wings and soar? If not, you should, because the sheer curiosity and eagerness of a dedicated business leader is inspirational beyond words. It takes commitment to start a business. It takes boldness to put forth an innovative idea. It takes heart to see it through to the very end.

Have you ever watched an innovator convert an idea into a practical concept, mold that concept into a viable business model then employ an operational process that allows a new venture to spread its wings and soar? If not, you should, because the sheer curiosity and eagerness of a dedicated business leader is inspirational beyond words. It takes commitment to start a business. It takes boldness to put forth an innovative idea. It takes heart to see it through to the very end.

PR Solutions LLC is excited to announce the launch of the i.Invest National Youth Entrepreneur Business Competition. Designed to celebrate the innovative ideas of youth business leaders from across the country, i.Invest is a web-based competition for students 13 to 19 years old with a demonstrable product or service derived from their imaginations. Starting in March 2016, youth entrepreneurs can upload business plans and pitch videos to the i.Invest application submission pla

PR Solutions LLC is excited to announce the launch of the i.Invest National Youth Entrepreneur Business Competition. Designed to celebrate the innovative ideas of youth business leaders from across the country, i.Invest is a web-based competition for students 13 to 19 years old with a demonstrable product or service derived from their imaginations. Starting in March 2016, youth entrepreneurs can upload business plans and pitch videos to the i.Invest application submission pla

Entrepreneuring Youth (EYouth) has created and launched its first online crowdfunding campaign on Indiegogo. With an initial goal of $15,000, the campaign will run until July 30th and support EYouth’s entrepreneurship summer program for middle and high schoolers in Pittsburgh’s Hilltop communities. PITTSBURGH, PENNSYLVANIA  – On May 30th, Entrepreneuring Youth, a Pittsburgh-based nonprofit that teaches middle and high-school students entrepreneurial skills, launched its first

Entrepreneuring Youth (EYouth) has created and launched its first online crowdfunding campaign on Indiegogo. With an initial goal of $15,000, the campaign will run until July 30th and support EYouth’s entrepreneurship summer program for middle and high schoolers in Pittsburgh’s Hilltop communities. PITTSBURGH, PENNSYLVANIA  – On May 30th, Entrepreneuring Youth, a Pittsburgh-based nonprofit that teaches middle and high-school students entrepreneurial skills, launched its first

Local charities are the pathway to community growth and prosperity was the overarching message given during today’s Charity Supper Club event at Sonoma Grille in Pittsburgh. Hosted by PR Solutions’ owners, Scottie and Michelle Jackson, the two-hour brunch was attended by a group of local professionals including representatives from UPMC and USAR 316th Sustainment Command in Coraopolis. The event raised money for Entrepreneuring Youth, a non-profit organization dedicated to te

Local charities are the pathway to community growth and prosperity was the overarching message given during today’s Charity Supper Club event at Sonoma Grille in Pittsburgh. Hosted by PR Solutions’ owners, Scottie and Michelle Jackson, the two-hour brunch was attended by a group of local professionals including representatives from UPMC and USAR 316th Sustainment Command in Coraopolis. The event raised money for Entrepreneuring Youth, a non-profit organization dedicated to te

Twenty-seven middle and high school students from across Pittsburgh took the stage at Google in Bakery Square on March 28th to share new business ideas and celebrate youth entrepreneurship at the annual i-Pitch Competition. During the two hour event, EYouth students pitched products ranging from homemade cannolis to mobile apps and inspired a room of judges, parents, teachers and peers. Sponsored by NextTier Bank and the Pittsburgh Technology Council, the i-Pitch competition

Twenty-seven middle and high school students from across Pittsburgh took the stage at Google in Bakery Square on March 28th to share new business ideas and celebrate youth entrepreneurship at the annual i-Pitch Competition. During the two hour event, EYouth students pitched products ranging from homemade cannolis to mobile apps and inspired a room of judges, parents, teachers and peers. Sponsored by NextTier Bank and the Pittsburgh Technology Council, the i-Pitch competition

PR Solutions to Host First Charity Supper Club Event in Pittsburgh. #giving #prsolutions #pittsburgh #sonomagrille #businessleaders #charitablegiving #entrepreneur #entrepreneuringyouth #Charity #inspiration

PR Solutions to Host First Charity Supper Club Event in Pittsburgh. #giving #prsolutions #pittsburgh #sonomagrille #businessleaders #charitablegiving #entrepreneur #entrepreneuringyouth #Charity #inspiration

PR Solutions LLC will host its first Charity Supper Club event on Sunday, April 26 at Sonoma Grille in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. The Charity Supper Club initiative is an exclusive dining experience held quarterly at a different restaurant in the Greater Pittsburgh area. Guests are invited to attend and encouraged to network, eat well and pledge at least 50% of the total cost of their restaurant tab to charity. “Giving back is an essential part of our organizational culture,”

PR Solutions LLC will host its first Charity Supper Club event on Sunday, April 26 at Sonoma Grille in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. The Charity Supper Club initiative is an exclusive dining experience held quarterly at a different restaurant in the Greater Pittsburgh area. Guests are invited to attend and encouraged to network, eat well and pledge at least 50% of the total cost of their restaurant tab to charity. “Giving back is an essential part of our organizational culture,”