If you’re Russian to get rich, you should be Putin your money in RSX.
Bebo has over 14 million registered users worldwide. It’s the next open social Facebook or MySpace.
Lindsay goes off her meds and unravels the genetic code of ILLUMINA
A new year, and plenty of new opportunities. What would be the very best business ideas for this year, in which many economics predict an economic recession?
Aging population
It’s a problem many western countries have to deal with. In the U.S., the Bureau of Labor has predicted there will be one million nursing positions by 2020 […]
Joshua Saunders knows exactly what he’s talking about when he’s writing for Ambitionwise; he is a young entrepreneur himself! About a year ago, he started his very own business. Joshua saw a niche and started Modzy; a web-based scrapbooking business.
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By amber
on June 8th, 2007 in Articles, North-America, Entrepreneur
Nobody’s happy about global warming, but most of us do enjoy the warm and sunny days that come along with it. Swedish Johan Sellner is doing good business with his very own ice cream shop. Johan got a job and wasn’t planning on bringing all his savings to the bank. Instead, he chose to start this business. His cones are very popular. Nobody who can say no to one on a hot summer’s day!
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By amber
on May 24th, 2007 in Articles, Europe, Entrepreneur
Becca is the perfect example of a girl who knows how to turn a dream into reality. Better yet, she knows how to share this dream with others. At just 10 years old, she started her very own space camp. Becca had joined one before and begun her own, as it had motivated her to become an astronaut and she wanted to show young girls how great science could be. She got more and more requests for her camps to be organized. Now, her venture has gained so much attention that she’s been all over the USA and even abroad. She has appeared in People Magazine, Teen People, on ABC and has even met the president. Her venture has also won many awards, enabling Becca to share her mission to girls around the world.
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By amber
on April 7th, 2007 in Articles, North-America, Entrepreneur, Non-profit
Keith Davis is only 16 years old, but already working hard to make his foundation a success. Keith started his foundation to empower, educate and motivate youth and teens. They do this by supporting teens in raising money for summer camps, purchasing school clothes for the less fortunate. They also aim to give youth and teens hands on experience in money management by opening saving accounts.
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By amber
on March 26th, 2007 in Articles, North-America, Entrepreneur, Non-profit
Chris Deguara (26) grew up camping and water skiing as a youngster. Growing up in an outdoors environment enabled him to see things in nature not many other people can see. After learning the upholstery trade from his father, Chris decided to study furniture design at TAFE. Now, his work has already earned him many awards, among which Awards of distinction, woodwork, metalwork jewellery, outdoor education and Apprentice of the Year. His ‘Astro lounge’ earned him recognition as a student finalist in the 2003 Australian Furniture of the Year Awards.
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By nalina
on March 14th, 2007 in Articles, Australia, Entrepreneur, Artist
David and Luigi have been throwing their own parties under the name ‘Mousse’ for a year now. They bought their first turntables and started playing at a party at David’s High School in Amsterdam. The guys got more gigs when they started flyering at other schools. Now these two 17-year olds manage to get a crowd of over 300 to every Mousse party they throw and are eager to make this number even higher.
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By kirsten
on March 2nd, 2007 in Articles, Europe, Entrepreneur
Bellamy Budiman (23) is a designer and founder of Neuro-Designs. The Indonesian firm handles Web, print, logo, multimedia assignments and design consulting, and has earned Bellamy a spot on BusinessWeek’s Asian ‘Best Entrepreneurs under 25′ list. Having a dad doing technological-related jobs gave Bellamy the chance to get his hands on a computer for the first time at the tender age of 4. Now, Bellamy has his dad working for him.
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By amber
on February 28th, 2007 in Articles, Asia, Entrepreneur
Every girl loves to wear jewelry. Especially when that jewelry’s a one-of-a kind. Good thing we got Cassy! Receiving compliment after compliment for her self-made jewelry, Cassy started selling her first necklaces at the young age of 12. Now she’s still only 16 years old, but that doesn’t stop her from getting her work into big magazines as Elle Girl, Yes and Teen Magazine. She even spotted her design on superstar Brandy.
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By amber
on February 27th, 2007 in Articles, North-America, Entrepreneur
Nina Valkhoff (24) can probably turn anything into a wonderful piece of art, just by picking up her brush. Take a toilet seat. She can make you one on demand, turning your toilet into one of the best looking places in your house. She’s had her seats, wall paintings and jewelry displayed in several magazines and ads and is working very hard to create even more. She currently lives in Germany, but luckily we were still able to get in tough with here.
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By nalina
on February 26th, 2007 in Articles, Europe, Artist
In today’s global economy, businesses are offering their products and services anywhere in the world. Therefore students are more and more eager to go abroad during their study. Internships are a popular way to learn more about another country. As Richard Rubenstein (26) watched students from all over the world visit his home country South Africa, he quickly noticed most students were unhappy with their internship agency. Richard seized his opportunity and set up his own agency, offering students a better internship experience.
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By kirsten
on February 25th, 2007 in Articles, Africa, Entrepreneur
