OKC Student Advances to National Competition

Emily Ortiz, a student at Oklahoma City’s Cristo Rey Catholic School, took honors in a regional pitch competition with her business R&M Pet Spray, which helps to fight odor in pets. Now she qualifies to compete this fall in NFTE’s National Youth Entrepreneurship Challenge.

NFTE Announces Top Young Entrepreneurs Advancing in National Competition

Regional winners earn over $36,000 in cash prizes and qualify to compete in NFTE’s 16th Annual National Youth Entrepreneurship Challenge this October New York, NY, Jul 07, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — Over the last eight weeks, middle- and high-school students across the country participated in “Shark Tank”-style pitch competitions, presenting business plans to panels of […]

NFTE: Helping Youth Succeed

NFTE’s Senior Manager of Global Services, Stephanie Alvarado, spoke with YouthTime about NFTE and the entrepreneurial mindset.

Hailey Tucker Vies for Grand Prize in Shark Tank-style Pitch Competition

Tucker, a sophomore at Flagler Palm Coast High School, placed as runner-up in the annual NFTE Southeast Youth Entrepreneurship Challenge finals and qualified to advance to the next round of competition. She’ll have a chance to pitch her business at the NFTE National Youth Entrepreneurship Challenge this fall.