"Many students are unaware of potential career paths, charitable opportunities, and the importance of strategic thinking for their future," Noah Benz writes in his book, unlocking potential: a teen's guide to leadership and business.
Benz, who started his first business at the age of 12 and published his first book at 16, says he and co-founder Dylan Popo want to inspire teens to "dream big, think strategically, and make a positive impact on the world."
That's why they've launched Global Community Connections, an all-in-one educational portal designed to be accessible worldwide, bridging continents, and providing free business classes for teens and youth.
They also co-authored the book and plan to create a SchoolXConnect-like platform for schools and summer camps, distribute their co-authored book to schools and communities at no cost, and collaborate with corporate businesses, entrepreneurs, and charities to offer mentorship and knowledge sharing workshops.
One of their most innovative initiatives is the planned future development of a model VR tool using AI and the latest technology to provide virtual library and business tours globally.
"Our dream was to write and publish a book that will help teens learn more about business, potential careers, leadership, and share inspirational stories and traits for success," Popo
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