Advika - 7 yrs. old

One of the youngest artists showcased her acrylic art on canvas and handcrafted wall hangings. This venture marked Advika's first foray into entrepreneurship. She bagged the Champion Entrepreneur award in the 6-8 age group and is committed to growing as an entrepreneur. 

Kaio - 11 yrs. old

Inspired by his teenage sister's entrepreneurial journey, Kaio ventured into business. He launched Dudeler, product line featuring his doodle drawings. Impressed by his creativity, presentation skills, and business growth potential, the judge awarded him the title of Champion Entrepreneur in the 9-11 age group.

Beckett - 12 yrs. old

He designed 3D-printed pretend toys and animal collections for young children and teenagers. He showcased a practical demonstration that attracted many customers to their booth. Beckett, who exhibited an entrepreneurial mindset, was honored with the Best Entrepreneur award in the 12-14 age group.

Alexander - 11 yrs. old

Alexander launched his "Something for Everyone" business, featuring his eco-friendly, versatile, and meaningful product. He earned the Best Brand Story award for his compelling emotional appeal to eco-conscious customers looking for a practical item for themselves or an inspiring gift for others.

Micala - 13 yrs. old

Micala established her business in 2021and is passionate about making unique jewelry that people can cherish forever. She won the Best Business Marketing award for her flyer design and captured every advertising essence to attract customers to support small business owners at BizFest. 

Wyatt - 14 yrs. old

Wyatt's creations were reasonably priced and his one-of-a-kind products ultimately resulted in the first business at BizFest selling out. The inventory was suitable for a two-hour sales period, considering the type of event and the anticipated number of guests. He nailed it just like a true entrepreneur!

Lincoln - 11 & Shiloh - 9 yrs. old

These siblings were fundraising for their mom to help her support a leprosy village in Thailand. Among the many items they sold, what stood out was their incorporation of recycling. They repurposed old bottles, placed flowers grown in their backyard, and sold them. The painted rocks were the best.

Roman - 13 yrs. old

Last year's BizFest winner had truly outdone himself this year, launching his business with the professionalism of a seasoned entrepreneur, complete with a sleek and informative website for pre-orders. He offered a unique line of customized mechanical keyboards and keyboard gadgets. 

Jeremiah 9 & Indigo 7 yrs. old

The two brothers legally registered their business to sell their products year-round. How ambitious they are, and how incredible their parents are to support them in this venture! Bravo! Their booth featured an array of colorful handmade jewelry, resin magnets, summer-themed bookmarks, and other creative items.

Leo - 8 yrs. old

Leo offered pocket-sized items made from wood, metal, and leather. For him, success is also about sharing his passion with people, and he achieved just that. The booth, his attire, and his enthusiasm perfectly embodied the brand. His ability to create imaginative products from scraps was remarkable.

Camilla - 6 yrs. old

Camilla used a small business loan funded by her parents to frame a few of her original drawings. As the youngest entrepreneur, she made a wise choice to pay her taxes, earning admiration for her simplicity and eagerness to learn. Her confidence shone through as she fearlessly showcased her talent.

Suki - 11 yrs. old

She designs custom-tailored condos for small animals, mainly focusing on cats. Her brand slogan, "Suki's Pet Bungalows—the best place to relax and kick up their paws," perfectly captures the essence. The booth, a vibrant reflection of the brand, was the most eye-catching display.