Entrepreneurship education matters—and the research behind it is compelling.

Kauffman Foundation studies find stronger critical-thinking and decision-making among students exposed to entrepreneurship education (1), and Global Entrepreneurship Monitor data shows 67% of students in structured programs strengthen problem-solving, creative thinking, and financial decision-making(2).

And when it comes to financial literacy, Jump$tart Coalition research shows that early financial education leads to stronger money-management habits, better understanding of economic concepts, and more responsible saving and spending behaviors(3).

At a time when no one can predict what careers will look like a decade from now, Young CEO Squad’s Kid Business Workshops can be immediately implemented to boost the critical skills students need to navigate that uncertainty.