Genius Olympiad (Business Category)
An international high school project competition held at St. John Fisher University near Rochester, NY, in which the Business category asks students to submit a video presentation of an innovative, environmentally sustainable business idea, with top scorers invited to present in person and compete for medals and university scholarships.
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Arthur M. Blank School Summer Program (Babson College)
A pre-college summer program at Babson College, the top-ranked school for entrepreneurship education, offering high schoolers residential, commuter, and online options to take hands-on courses across business, entrepreneurship, technology, and finance taught by Babson faculty and practitioners.
Business Professionals of America (BPA)
A national Career and Technical Student Organization with over 60,000 members in 2,000+ middle school, high school, and college chapters, in which students compete in Workplace Skills Assessment Program events spanning business, finance, and technology and attend regional, state, and national leadership conferences.
Diamond Challenge
A global entrepreneurship competition from the University of Delaware's Horn Entrepreneurship in which teams of 2-4 high schoolers pitch a Business Innovation or Social Innovation venture, competing for over $100,000 in prizes at the Limitless World Summit.
Georgetown Entrepreneurship Academy
A two-week residential Georgetown University summer program where high schoolers learn startup fundamentals, prototype testing, and market research, culminating in a team pitch competition.
JA Titan
A Junior Achievement business-strategy simulation in which high school students compete as CEOs of a phone company, making pricing, marketing, R&D, and corporate-social-responsibility decisions across a series of tutorial, strategy, and competition sessions delivered in classrooms, after school, or remote-live.
LaunchX
A summer entrepreneurship program offering in-person (San Diego) and fully online tracks in which high schoolers ages 14-21 build and launch a real startup with mentor guidance, ranging from a 3-week online bootcamp to a 4-week in-person immersion, with need-based financial aid available.