2012 northeast kansas entrepreneurship academy
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3rd Annual Entrepreneurship Academy being held June 18-21, 2012. Open to High School students grade 10-12. Highland Campus, Highland Community College. Students learn skills needed to start a successful business. The week includes a business plan competition with cash prizes!!! Don't miss this opportunity! Limited to the first 20 registrants, so don't delay!TRANSCRIPT
• Visit Local Business Owners • Network With Leaders • Discover Financial Resources Available For Your Business • Learn How To Prepare A Business Plan • Explore A Challenge Course
Northeast Kansas Entrepreneurship
Academy Activities
ATTENTION FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS
Join us for an exciting, one-of-a-kind learning experience for high school students interested in entrepreneurship. Come together with area business leaders, economic development specialists and successful entrepreneurs for an unforgettable week of learning and networking. Students participating in the camp learn to construct a business plan and will compete for monetary prizes. Other topics include marketing, public relations, financial management, teambuilding, business etiquette, conducting market research, and much more! “ I was actually able to form a business plan in four days! It would have taken me weeks re-searching that information on my own.” Michael - 2011 graduate “This helped me in realizing that my hobby can become my livelihood!” Dylan - 2011 graduate
2012 Northeast Kansas Entrepreneurship Academy Registration Form
Name:_________________________________ High School:__________________________ Grade:____
Address:______________________________________ City/State/Zip Code:_______________________
Phone:____________________________________Cell Phone:__________________________________
Email: (student)______________________________(parent)______________________________________
Business Interest: _____________________________________________ T-Shirt Size:_______________
Food Allergies/Special Needs:_____________________________________________________________
Printed Name of Parent/Guardian:_______________________________________
Signature of Parent/Guardian: ______________________________________
Cost: $100 registration fee, includes lodging, meals, materials & activities Make checks payable to Glacial Hills Mail Registration Form with check to: NEKEA PO Box 635 Wathena, KS 66090 Questions: Contact Teresa McAnerney at 785-364-0583 email: [email protected] David Key at 785-336-2184 email: [email protected]
Students and staff that participated in the 2011 Northeast Kansas Entrepreneurship Academy
Who should attend the academy?
High School Juniors and Seniors living in: Atchison, Brown, Doniphan, Jackson, Jefferson, Mar-shall, Nemaha, Osage, or rural Shawnee County.
How much does it cost?
A registration fee of $100 covers the cost of classes, materials, lodging, meals and group activities. Your county may offer scholarships!
Why should I attend?
Explore the possibilities of starting your own business after interacting with successful entrepre-neurs and like-minded peers. Have fun while enhancing your business and communication skills.
Comment from last year’s Academy Participant “If you know you want to start a business, this Academy is a great way to help you build confidence and learn the necessities.” Marie - 2011 Academy Graduate
Visit the Academy Website at www.efbizcamp.com
3rd Annual
June 18-21, 2012 Highland Community College
Highland, KS
Why would you recommend that students come to this camp? Students that have any interest at all at starting their own business after high school must attend this camp. The information and experience they will gain is invaluable. I know the students who attended this past summer are not only more knowledgeable about entrepreneurship, but I also know they gained more confidence in themselves and in their vision to make their business passion a reality. For someone who has been teaching high school business for over 30 years, this camp provides hands on "real world" training young students need to launch a business venture. I highly recommend the camp, and I would be glad to visit with any teacher or prospective camper about the camp and how it will benefit them. Camp Director: Loren Ziegler
Silver Lake High School Business Teacher
Linda Honeyman of Seneca explains how to design
the ideal marketing plan to reach your target market