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• 2010280106 abstract "If you want to make it big in business, here's how: Follow a diverse group of kids who've put their ideas, smarts, and determination to the test, and who've turned their passions into profits. These teens showed up in New York City with the same goal--to win the final championship round of the Network for Teaching Entrepreneurship's National Business Plan Competition. The stakes were high--a cash prize of $10,000 to start their own company, and national media exposure that would put their products and services in front of millions. But these young contenders had already weathered more than their fair share of challenges, and they were more than up to the contest. The mavens-in-the-making---high school students just like you--faced off in front of a tough panel of judges to present their plans for launching and building their own ventures. And, just as awesome, these teens were filmed to be featured in TEN9EIGHT, a documentary about their rise to the top (or their being bounced from the competition). The pressure was on, big-time! Through their individual stories--and the sweat and tears that come with any fierce contest--you'll learn what makes a good idea great; who can help you succeed; and why certain skills are essential in business. Step-by-step strategies for getting to the top--and staying there! Ten, nine, eight, the countdown is on: Ready, set, go for it! [Contents] include personal profiles of the contestants; each teen's top 10 tips to succeed in business; the judges' feedback on the proposals; a quiz to see if you've got what it takes to make it big; a glossary of common business terms.--Cover description.".
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• 2010280106 contributor B11806871.
• 2010280106 created "c2010.".
• 2010280106 date "2010".
• 2010280106 date "c2010.".
• 2010280106 dateCopyrighted "c2010.".
• 2010280106 description "A word from HGTV's Kim Myles -- To students from Steve Mariotti, founder of the Network for Teaching Entrepreneurship -- TEN9EIGHT game on! Meet the judges -- Meet the contestants -- Cheer camp: Tatyana Blackwell, Just Cheer Uniforms -- Sweet success: Jessica Cervantes, Popsy Cakes -- Co-CEOs: Gabriel Echoles and Rodney Walker, Forever Life Music & Video Productions -- Touchdown teen: Macalee Harlis, Jr., MAC Shields -- Taking charge: Shan Shan Huang, Charger Station -- Puppy love: Amanda Loyola, EcoDog Treats LLC -- Smooth operators: William Mack and Ja'Mal Wills, J&W Sensations -- Sign of the times: Robbie Martin, The Deaf Academy -- An ax to grind: Alexander Niles, Niles Custom Guitars -- Star alumnus: Jasmine Lawrence, Eden Body Works -- The judges' debate, deliberate, decide -- How'd I do? -- Cast your vote -- The final three -- Where are they now?: the contestants one year after the competition -- The quiz: do you have what it takes to launch your own business? -- What does it all mean?: definitions of the business terms used in this book -- More judges -- More about the Network for Teaching Entrepreneurship (NFTE).".
• 2010280106 description "If you want to make it big in business, here's how: Follow a diverse group of kids who've put their ideas, smarts, and determination to the test, and who've turned their passions into profits. These teens showed up in New York City with the same goal--to win the final championship round of the Network for Teaching Entrepreneurship's National Business Plan Competition. The stakes were high--a cash prize of $10,000 to start their own company, and national media exposure that would put their products and services in front of millions. But these young contenders had already weathered more than their fair share of challenges, and they were more than up to the contest. The mavens-in-the-making---high school students just like you--faced off in front of a tough panel of judges to present their plans for launching and building their own ventures. And, just as awesome, these teens were filmed to be featured in TEN9EIGHT, a documentary about their rise to the top (or their being bounced from the competition). The pressure was on, big-time! Through their individual stories--and the sweat and tears that come with any fierce contest--you'll learn what makes a good idea great; who can help you succeed; and why certain skills are essential in business. Step-by-step strategies for getting to the top--and staying there! Ten, nine, eight, the countdown is on: Ready, set, go for it! [Contents] include personal profiles of the contestants; each teen's top 10 tips to succeed in business; the judges' feedback on the proposals; a quiz to see if you've got what it takes to make it big; a glossary of common business terms.--Cover description.".
• 2010280106 description "Includes bibliographical references (p. 137)".
• 2010280106 extent "139 p. :".
• 2010280106 identifier "0545218772".
• 2010280106 identifier "9780545218771".
• 2010280106 issued "2010".
• 2010280106 issued "c2010.".
• 2010280106 language "eng".
• 2010280106 publisher "New York : Network for Teaching Entrepreneurship ; Scholastic, Inc.,".
• 2010280106 spatial "United States.".
• 2010280106 subject "Business education United States.".
• 2010280106 subject "Educational change United States.".
• 2010280106 subject "Entrepreneurship United States.".
• 2010280106 subject "HB615 .P47 2010".
• 2010280106 subject "High school students United States.".
• 2010280106 subject "New business enterprises United States.".
• 2010280106 subject "Young businesspeople United States.".
• 2010280106 tableOfContents "A word from HGTV's Kim Myles -- To students from Steve Mariotti, founder of the Network for Teaching Entrepreneurship -- TEN9EIGHT game on! Meet the judges -- Meet the contestants -- Cheer camp: Tatyana Blackwell, Just Cheer Uniforms -- Sweet success: Jessica Cervantes, Popsy Cakes -- Co-CEOs: Gabriel Echoles and Rodney Walker, Forever Life Music & Video Productions -- Touchdown teen: Macalee Harlis, Jr., MAC Shields -- Taking charge: Shan Shan Huang, Charger Station -- Puppy love: Amanda Loyola, EcoDog Treats LLC -- Smooth operators: William Mack and Ja'Mal Wills, J&W Sensations -- Sign of the times: Robbie Martin, The Deaf Academy -- An ax to grind: Alexander Niles, Niles Custom Guitars -- Star alumnus: Jasmine Lawrence, Eden Body Works -- The judges' debate, deliberate, decide -- How'd I do? -- Cast your vote -- The final three -- Where are they now?: the contestants one year after the competition -- The quiz: do you have what it takes to launch your own business? -- What does it all mean?: definitions of the business terms used in this book -- More judges -- More about the Network for Teaching Entrepreneurship (NFTE).".
• 2010280106 title "Teen business blasts off! / by Andrea Davis Pinkney and Amy Rosen ; photographs by Richard Schultz ; foreword by Steve Mariotti ; introduction by Kim Myles ; derived fro the film TEN9EIGHT by Mary Mazzio, 50 Eggs Production.".
• 2010280106 type "text".