Most programs teach children about business. Here, they build one. A real venture, in a small cohort, with a real mentor — and AI as a guided co-pilot.
Build is $499 a year. Enroll by [launch-rate end date] at the launch rate of $349 — and the year opens with the CEO Weekend.
Most business courses for children are screens: watch, quiz, certificate, forget. The skills that matter — spotting a problem, talking to customers, pricing, pitching, taking a knock and adjusting — only come from doing.
That is the whole design here. Every child finishes with something that exists: a named venture, an idea they tested on real people, a pitch they can defend, and work a parent can see.
A small group, matched by stage, moving through the year together.
One live Build Sprint class. One build mission. Personal mentor feedback within 72 hours.
A Demo Day every quarter, parents watching. A LIQ progress report home twice a year.
Live cohorts are grouped by stage, so every session lands at the right level.
Forty-eight hours. An idea becomes a named business with a pitch, and parents watch the finale. You can't buy the Weekend — it comes with Build, as month one of the membership.
About the CEO Weekend →Your child works with My AI Co-Founder through guided missions — structured, supervised, and built for their age. No open chatbot. No unsupervised access. A recap email to you after every session.
How we handle AI →Everything in Start, plus the live cohort year: Build Sprints, missions, mentor feedback, Demo Days — and the CEO Weekend kickoff.
Enroll in Build — $349 →Everything in Build, plus private 1:1 coaching and a personal roadmap.
Apply for LeadTwo decades running ships, restaurants, technology teams, and ventures — and a doctorate on how adolescents learn to build. Start Young CEO is both, in one program.
No — stages do the work. Explorers start small and real: a first venture sized to a 9-year-old's world. The method grows with them.
One 75-minute live class a month, one build mission, and the self-paced academy. A steady hour or so a week keeps a child fully in the game; the ones who catch fire do more because they want to.
A named venture, an idea tested on real people, a pitch they can defend, and a showcase page of their work. Not a certificate for watching.
A quarterly progress email, a LIQ report twice a year, an invitation to every Demo Day, and a recap after every AI session.
It runs on guided missions only — no open chat, ever. Every session ends with a parent recap. The full rules are on one page: AI the Right Way.
One campus, one price, everywhere. Families in every country pay the same, in USD, through Stripe.
Build is $499 a year — $349 at the launch rate until [launch-rate end date]. The year opens with the CEO Weekend.