IT'S A KIDS WORLD
Since 2018 WSJ has encouraged learners to expand their imagination and broaden their understanding on business development concepts. In doing so, all students enrolled in the WSJ mentorship program were given the opportunity to create and brand their own kid-ran business. Below you will find some of our Kidprenuers and a little about their brands.
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Jacrek China, age 9
In 2018 Jacrek sat down and decided he would want his kid ran business to be something that kept him constantly moving while making cash. When he stated he wanted to cut grass and wash cars and anything else handy, we knew he would take it all the way. Man of All Trades was officially established in 2018. Ever since then, he has taken the lead to do a variety of things. He's most proud of his full-line vending machine that secured its first location in 2020. Jacrek enjoys learning more about business production and entrepreneurship.
Javonnah Carrington, age 14
Javonnah takes the lead where ever she goes. Since her time with WSJ she has managed 3 kid-ran businesses and doesn't plan to stop there. Her most recent project is her lash & eyewear online boutique Riches & Rulers. We are beyond excited to see where her ambition takes her next.