An historical and current analysis of the financial landscape of their communities.

The ability to break family generational strongholds of poverty and poor spending habits. This will include, but not limited to, understanding poverty, personal and structural root causes, a written plan of action, apprenticeships, college preparedness etc.

Establish and maintain personal savings and investment accounts.

Understanding how to get out of the “rat race” of paycheck-to-paycheck living and dead-end jobs to a life of successful entrepreneurship.

The insight to recognize the ethical dimensions of organizational and individual decisions.

The sensitivity to recognize that organizational decisions involve teamwork and consensus-building across diverse groups of individuals; and

The awareness that business represents an inherently multinational enterprise that exists without geographical or cultural boundaries.

The ability to recognize smart investments and the confidence to seize the opportunities.

Create a business model. Write a complete business plan and present the business model.