Rochester MN Children’s Business Fair took place at the Soldiers Field Veterans Memorial, where young entrepreneurs aged 6 to 18 showcased their goods and services to the community. The event highlighted the creativity and innovative ideas of these young professionals, emphasizing that if you can dream it, you can achieve it.
The showcase provided a platform for children to display their businesses, ranging from slime to board games, and give them the opportunity to earn some money in the process. Participants like Charlie Schotland enjoyed the experience and found success, with some even making their first profits.
With over 60 kids and 50 booths at the fair, the event was a success in showcasing the entrepreneurial spirit of Rochester’s youth. Many of the children who participated expressed their intent to use the valuable lessons learned from the fair in their future endeavors, demonstrating their determination and eagerness to succeed.
The showcase not only provided a space for young entrepreneurs to showcase their businesses but also served as a learning experience that will undoubtedly shape their future careers. It was clear that these children are focused on making a difference in the world and are ready to take on the challenges of entrepreneurship.
