Teen Entrepreneurs

Influencer-agency owner Suhit Amin is in remission and leading his company's growth.

The 17-year-old CEO and high school athlete offers insights on how other kids his age can meet early business goals.

Entrepreneurial success can start as early as 9 years old.

Grownup founders can learn plenty from their teenage counterparts.

Haile Thomas teaches kids how to prepare healthy and sustainable food through The HAPPY Organization.

The priorities I had when I was 15 have changed as my business has grown.

The last place I expected to get inspiration for my business from was my kitchen table.

Youth's carefree years are the best for exploring entrepreneurial possibilities and realities -- before adulthood raises the stakes.

The twins share about their start on the platform and advice for others looking to build a brand online.

Between school, dance and hanging with friends, Alina Morse is running a national candy brand.

The next generation isn't coming. It's already here. These are nine young entrepreneurs, including our September issue cover star, worth watching.

At 18, Amanda Zuckerman co-founded dorm décor brand Dormify with her mom. Now, she's a 27-year-old creative director for the fast-growing brand she build from the ground up.

It took less than two years for Kylie Cosmetics to reach an estimated $630 million in sales.

Each summer, Girl Scouts of America councils host camp programs designed to familiarize teen girls with the foundations of entrepreneurship.

Declan Mortimer's journey provides key lessons for entrepreneurs of any age.

Whether you're a teen or an adult suffering from loneliness, anxiety, depression, stress, suicidal thoughts or anything else, two teens share how their app makes immediate help just the tap of a button away.

How you can start a business in high school.

A good way to decipher social media is to learn from young people for whom it is no mystery at all.

The earlier in life you make smart decisions, the longer you have to reap the benefits.

The second annual HUNCH Culinary Challenge asks teen chefs to cook up a dish to be served on the International Space Station.

Eighteen-year-old Bella Weems started her business to save up for a car but now with more than 60,000 independent sellers across the nation and millions in revenue, this teenage entrepreneur has her sights set on bigger things.