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A Teen Inventor Builds A Fingerprint Scanner for Gender Equity
16-year-old Elizabeth Nyamwange invented Etana—an affordable fingerprint scanner that could provide women with a form of digital identity. Her project to close the gender identification gap earned her first place in HP’s Girls Save the World challenge.
13-Year Old Designs and Sells Phone Cases
Clay Middle School student Ellie Wang has always been enthusiastic about becoming a teen entrepreneur. In June, she channeled that enthusiasm into starting her own company: Bliss Cases.
Teen entrepreneur nominated for UK beauty awards
The eighteen-year-old first began practising the skill ‘for fun’ during lockdown when she was 16 and after realising her hidden talent, took a nail course setting up the business.
15-Year-Old Missouri Entrepreneur Wants to Be 'Oprah of Cookies'
Fifteen-year-old Tamia Hawkins-Coleman of Florissant, Missouri, has always had an entrepreneurial spirit. The young businesswoman started her first business at the age of 8 and hasn't looked back since. Her ultimate goal is to the be the "Oprah of the Cookie Business."
"I get a lot of cookie orders," Tamia told KMOV4. "We based it off Oprah's saying, 'You get a car,' but 'It's you get a cookie.' Oprah's journey, in general, is inspiring."
Meet Destiny Snow:A 17-year-old homeschooled student, business owner and millionaire
At just 17 years old, Destiny Snow is a successful entrepreneur, CEO, and author on her way to the top. The Atlanta-based founder of SnowGlam Collection runs an online company which offers “all-things beauty” for women. Like many teens, Destiny enjoys shopping and spending time with friends during her free time. However, the eleventh grader who founded her budding empire at age 15 balances thoughts of schoolwork, preparing for her future, and business sales.
Group of teen girls transform home garage into an auto shop
The garage of a Lakewood Ranch home has become an auto shop for a group of teenage girls. "All females working," explained Riley Trask. "It involves me and five other girls who are 17." She heads the business based out of her family's home. It's called Riley's Rebuilds.