Participants can earn one or two college credits from George Mason University upon successful completion, adding formal academic recognition to the experience.
The National Youth Leadership Forum (NYLF) Business Innovation program offers high school students an immersive, hands-on introduction to entrepreneurship, finance, and strategy. Participants engage in a startup simulation called the "8 Days to Startup Challenge," where they move from ideation to product launch, making critical business decisions along the way. The curriculum is delivered through a blend of speaker sessions with industry professionals, skills workshops, case studies, and team-based challenges. Students explore core business themes such as customer acquisition, financial management, strategic decision-making, risk analysis, and product development. Learning takes place through guided simulations and collaborative projects, culminating in a boardroom-style team presentation. The program aims to develop leadership, problem-solving, and communication skills, providing students with a clearer vision of future career paths in business.
A typical day involves engaging in speaker sessions with business leaders, participating in workshops and case studies, and collaborating with a team on the "8 Days to Startup Challenge" simulation.
This program is best for high school students in grades 9-12 who are interested in exploring entrepreneurship, finance, and strategy, and who want a hands-on introduction to business leadership within a university campus setting.
Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta, GA
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