Lemonade Stand: Youth Entrepreneurship in Wisconsin

The U.S. SBA maintains and strengthens the nation's economy by aiding, counseling, assisting, and protecting the interests of small business. Technical assistance to help entrepreneurs is provided.

To promote members and affiliates, with emphasis on Wisconsin's African American-owned businesses and communities.

To promote members and affiliates of the American Indian Chamber of Commerce of Wisconsin, with an emphasis on American Indian-owned businesses, joint ventures, and professional associations.

Experiential learning programs that teach the basics of business, entrepreneurship, and money management and promote teamwork and leadership in the classroom.

Information and resources about entrepreneurs and educational workshops. Visit Discovery World in Milwaukee to enjoy its full benefits.

New Youth Entrepreneur curriculum is available for purchase. Many interactive CDs and student guides available.

Project Lead the Way provides curriculum in the engineering field. Knowledge and experiences in this area allow students to develop their actualization and discovery skills.

Many resources for teachers to use, including grade-specific entrepreneurship activities and television episodes.

Business plan development assistance and entrepreneurship training. Searchable database of curriculum and resources available.

Entrepreneurship news, stories, and programs for kids.

Interactive software for learning business and life skills. Investment & Finance, Business & Entrepreneurship,Career & Life Skills software program.

The mission of the HBPA is to promote and assist Hispanic business professionals and to encourage young Hispanics in entrepreneurial endeavors in southeastern Wisconsin.

Provides educational and technical resources, fosters economic exchange between the business and corporate sectors, and promotes a network for political issues, community affairs, and opportunities for the Hispanic population and community at large.

Hmong Wisconsin Chamber of Wisconsin (HWCC) provides assistance in business planning, market analysis, marketing strategies, effective day-to-day business operation, and much more. In addition, it acts as an advocate on behalf of the Hmong businesses and economic issues that affect Hmong businesses.

This co-curricular organization allows elementary and middle level students an opportunity to participate in numerous competitions that encourage critical thinking skills and problem solving, as well as creativity.