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"Devoting to the next generation's better quality & life experiences through entrepreneurship."
After our CEO, The-Anh finds out about the negative future impacts of the Good Will Project on Dearborn Avenue and how it would affects his surrounding communities, our CEO decided to offer free Young Entrepreneurs Camp to Blacks, Vietnamese, Chinese, and Hispanic youths in the International District and surrounding areas. Stated by our CEO, "These impacts for the International District is very similar to what had already happened in the Central Area," stated by The-Anh, a young man who was mentored by many successful Black entrepreneurs who were native to the Central Area, who were later being pushed out by new high rises.
Our CEO is a true believer and fighter for equal income distribution, social and economic opportunities. He believes that low standard of living, affordable housing, and quality educations are rights that should be preserve to ensure that the under privileged can better themselves.
The-Anh sees a huge need of entrepreneurship and financial education that have been neglected by society. "I read the business and science & technology sections of Google's news everyday. I don't see enough of stories about minority business. The media has left us out of its columns. I'm tired of watching most minority business owner teaching their kids to get a good education and then work for the man instead of continuing their legacy. I'm tired of hearing business owner sharing that their children have no interest in continuing their father's legacy. Owning a business should not be limiting to providing wealth for one generation, but it is creating opportunities for the generations after the its owner." shared by, The-Anh.
Currently, his entrepreneurs are working on the Wii Care Project. This is a service learning project that is ties into marketing, business planning, and management. The entrepreneurs are collecting coke's points to trade in 6,000 points for a Nintendo Wii to be shared at one of our poorest community center.