Introducing EO Utah NextGen.

A practical, family-forward entrepreneurship program for EO member kids to build, learn, lead, and create impact.

EO NextGen students and parents planning a business project
Program Intro

Build first. Learn by doing.

EO NextGen gives EO member kids a place to practice entrepreneurship in a way that feels real: training, company tours, mentors, and business projects with visible outcomes.

The first project is the Fall Family Carnival.

The carnival gives young founders a reason to build something concrete: product, booth, pricing, promotion, customer experience, and profit and loss.

Core Group

Ages 14-19

The main planning cohort will learn the business basics and help shape the first project.

Younger Kids

Family-supported booths

Younger EO kids can participate with parent support if they want to create and run a booth.

Mentors

Older kids and EO members

Older EO kids, young adults, and members can support as mentors, guides, and project coaches.

What participants practice

Participants practice the same fundamentals founders use every day: offer, money, marketing, execution, feedback, and resilience.

01

Offer

Choose what to sell, who it serves, and why someone would buy it.

02

Money

Set pricing, estimate costs, and understand profit and loss.

03

Marketing

Promote the booth, tell the story, and invite customers in.

04

Execution

Run the booth, serve customers, adapt quickly, and learn from the result.