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To make STEAMD (Science Tech Engineering Art Math Design) engaging and meaningful for teens through skills acquisition and entrepreneurship. Learn More

Start-up for teens

We help teens acquire the skills they need to bolster their development, plus the resources they need to grow their start-ups. Learn More

For Educators

Learning Curve is an educator’s laboratory to engage in meaningful scholarship to unlock the knowledge that can be used to improve student opportunity, achievement and success. Learn More

For Industry

Learning Curve is a human capital pipeline and an opportunity for employers to engage in “Research & Development” of the next innovative workforce. Learn More

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Meet 12 Black 'Shark Tank' Entrepreneurs Inspiring Next Generation Of Founders

Meet 12 Black 'Shark Tank' Entrepreneurs Inspiring Next Generation Of Founders Meet 12 Black 'Shark Tank' Entrepreneurs Inspiring Next Generation Of Founders forbes.com In honor of National Black Business Month in August, meet 12 black entrepreneurs who’ve made it to ABC's hit business reality show, 'Shark Tank.' Besides building successful businesses, they’re all inspiring the next generation of founders through teaching, mentoring and more.

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Instagram Killed the Retail Store

More teen genius! #Entrepreneurs before the age of 18: https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2017-03-28/instagram-killed-the-retail-store

Instagram Killed the Retail Store Instagram Killed the Retail Store bloomberg.com The members of Gen Z are rewriting the rules of selling fashion.

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The Guy Who Produced Kendrick Lamar’s Best New Track Did It All on His iPhone

Amazing! Genius! 18! You’re never too young to be an entrepreneur http://bit.ly/2p3cdsF

The Guy Who Produced Kendrick Lamar’s Best New Track Did It All on His iPhone The Guy Who Produced Kendrick Lamar’s Best New Track Did It All on His iPhone wired.com Up-and-coming hip-hop producer Steve Lacy uses his smartphone as his personal studio.

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