13-Year-Old Makes $100,000 A Year & Trains Others To Do It Too!
Style Magazine Newswire | 1/27/2017, 8:03 a.m.
Asia Newson
Source: BlackDoctor.Org
Known as “Detroit’s youngest entrepreneur,” Asia Newson is the co-founder and CEO of Super Business Girl, a company she runs with her parents. Now, at the age of 13, Super Business Girl is the perfect name for a determined young girl whose company is targeted to make $100K this year, and for someone who wants to help other young girls do the same. Newson actually got started at the age of five selling candles door-to-door with her dad, who is also an entrepreneur. But things really took off when she met the founder of Quicken Loans. From that point, she pushed even more. Asia improved her product packaging and began to enlist the help of partners. She continued to train more people, and her web site really took off, producing more and more orders from her sales of candles, shirts, book bags and school supplies.
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