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The Project 252 Teen Summit Tour is an educational initiative designed to empower 11th-12th grade students in underprivileged and rural public schools by providing exposure to career readiness, entrepreneurship, STEM, and essential life skills. This 5-10 school tour aims to bridge the gap for students in areas with limited access to advanced career opportunities and mentorship. By collaborating with local school systems, the project will foster critical thinking, encourage future career planning, and build long-lasting relationships between schools, community leaders, and students. The series will feature engaging speakers, hands-on activities, and resources to inspire students to explore career paths, develop entrepreneurial thinking, and prepare for life beyond high school.
Donate Today!The Me.E.O. project empowers aspiring and established entrepreneurs to transform their ideas into thriving ventures by providing the essential tools, knowledge, and resources needed to excel to the next level. We have constructions and a 2.5-day event called “The Me.E.O. Symposium” to do just that; prepare you for the next chapter of your career, whether business or personal. Our ultimate goal is to help people achieve the highest level of success possible as they turn dreams into realities and transform tentative plans into infinite possibilities.
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Brace yourself for the beginning adventures of Reign & Bo. Follow their FIRST experiences through infancy and the rigorous toddler stage. Prepare yourself and your little ones for their first step, first word, and much more with this “Once in a Lifetime” 12-book series. Fall 2025 launch. Stay tuned!
Join us as we share actionable tips, expert insights, and the journeys of fellow entrepreneurs to inspire and equip you for success in the business world. Get the game. Get in the game!
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Similar to Project 252, STEMEx empowers middle grade students explore, create, and innovate through hands-on experiences in science, technology, engineering, and math, preparing them to become the problem-solvers and leaders of tomorrow.
