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Build your own business with Roseville Public Library's program in partnership with Jessica Huff. The strategic plan focuses on empowering teens to enhance their financial literacy and entrepreneurial skills through interactive camps and activities, supported by a curriculum covering budgeting, saving, marketing, and operations. The outcomes include improved test scores, tailored business and finance plans, and increased confidence. Join us to shape a more educated and economically healthy community together!
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Build-your-own-business Roseville Public Library Jessica Huff October 5, 2010
Strategic Plan • Economic Asset • Business Development • Local Economy
Background • Economic Development Committee • City Manager • SCORE
Why not teens? • 51% of teens would like to start a business someday • 86% say entrepreneurship should be taught in school --JuniorAchievement, 2009
Need • Current teen unemployment rate=26.4% • Teens competing with adults for the same positions
The Bottom Line • College • Car Expenses • Spending Money
Employment • Builds Self-esteem • Time Management • Interpersonal Skills • Eases transition into labor market after college
Financial Literacy • Credit Card Debt • Needs vs. Wants • Good Spending Habits
Project • Increase Financial & Entrepreneurial Literacy • “Camps” • Scholarship Opportunity
Curriculum • Budgeting • Saving • Investing • Planning • Marketing • Operations
Not just work… • Games • Activities • Interactive Curriculum
Outputs and Measures • 3-day Business and Finance “Camps” • Guest Speakers • Workbooks and Curriculum Materials
Outcomes and Measures • Increased Test Scores • Personal Business Plans • Personal Finance Plans • Knowledge & Confidence!
Progress • Opportunities for Funding • Parent & Teacher Support • Increased Partnerships • Future workforce!
Next Steps • Continue Camps • Funding from Partners • Increase Visibility
Community Impact • More Educated Workforce • Community’s Economic Health • Library as Economic Asset