Inmates to Entrepreneurs
I2E Wilmington Grad Isha Reed started a nonprofit
Youth Entrepreneurs
Dylan shares his Hamilton Challenge
Starter U
Welcome to Starter U, an online course from BHF

Stories

 

Shinita Taylor, Paparazzi Accessories

The Inmates to Entrepreneurs Wilmington graduate shares what she learned in the class and how her favorite part of her business.

Anthony Faison, ARF Enterprises

The Inmates to Entrepreneurs honorary graduate and mentor talks about the importance of surrounding yourself with good influences on your business journey.

Latonia Parks, Top Bragg Realty

The Army veteran and real estate business owner talks about her history of entrepreneurship and how she hopes to grow in the BHF mentorship program.

 

Dylan, Rogers-Herr Middle School

Eighth grade student Dylan talks about the eternal sustainable light source he created as part of the Hamilton Challenge

Isha Reed, EPIC

The Inmates to Entrepreneurs Wilmington graduate shares why she took the class and what led her to start a nonprofit.

Dwayne Kincaid, On Time Plumbing

The Army veteran and plumbing company operator shares the joys and hardships of business ownership, along with why veterans make good entrepreneurs.

Nia & Nicole, Rogers-Herr Middle School

Eighth grade students Nia and Nicole discuss the skincare line they launched together and how they plan to be a positive influence in their community

Crysta Hines, Rogers-Herr Middle School

Rogers-Herr teacher Crysta Hines discusses the importance of entrepreneurship education for middle school students and how she uses it in her own classroom.

Andres, Rogers-Herr Middle School

The eighth grader talks Hamilton Challenge and his plans to open a coffee shop to serve the community.