Birmingham's A.G. Business Institute to Showcase Young Entrepreneurs at Annual Pop-Up Marketplace
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Sponsor Our ArticlesBIRMINGHAM, Ala. — Young entrepreneurs in our community will have the chance to showcase their businesses this Saturday at the second annual A.G. Business Institute pop-up marketplace. The event is set to run from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at 7001 1st Avenue North, situated inside the Rebirth Community Corp. building.
This lively pop-up marketplace provides a platform for youth to promote their small businesses to the public. Local residents can expect an array of products and services, all crafted by young, aspiring entrepreneurs who are eager to share their creations.
In addition to the marketplace, attendees will have the opportunity to participate in a panel discussion. This discussion will bring industry leaders together to offer insights into the business world, providing invaluable advice for young vendors looking to grow their enterprises. Networking opportunities will also be available, encouraging meaningful connections that could benefit young entrepreneurs long after the event ends.
The A.G. Business Institute aims to nurture the entrepreneurial spirit among youth. The pop-up market is designed not only to promote business skills but also to offer a first-hand experience in operating a business. This real-world practice can be a game-changer as these young vendors look to build their futures.
For youngsters aged eight through 17 who already own businesses, the institute runs a “START SMART Youth Entrepreneurship Summer Program.” This program further equips these budding business owners with essential skills and resources, preparing them for the challenges of entrepreneurship.
Events like this not only uplift young entrepreneurs but also foster a sense of community engagement. Local residents are encouraged to come out, support these young business owners, and possibly encounter some unique gifts or services as we approach the holiday season.
With much buzz anticipated around the marketplace, residents should mark their calendars for a Saturday filled with inspiration and opportunity. Whether you’re looking to shop or just want to learn more about the entrepreneurial ventures sprouting in our community, the A.G. Business Institute’s pop-up event promises to be a rewarding experience.
Be sure to swing by, support our youth, and encourage their entrepreneurial journeys. It’s not just about business; it’s about building the future—one small venture at a time.
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