The Rosie Network is a non-profit founded to help teach entrepreneurship to transitioning veterans and military families. The Military Kidpreneur Camp empowers the next generation of military entrepreneurs through an interactive curriculum and daily small group mentoring by inspiring critical thinking, problem-solving, and creative brain-storming techniques.

Hosted by the Temecula Valley Entrepreneur’s Exchange, the program offers two-weeks of training every summer for high school students between 14-18 enrolled in Inland Southern California schools between 14 and 18 years of age. Students are equipped with foundational skills essential for achieving success in their entrepreneurial endeavors.

Project Echo (Entrepreneurial Concepts Hands On!) trains middle-school and high-school teachers to create project-based innovative and equitable entrepreneurship programs. Teachers learn multiple teaching programs including in-class programs, after-school activities, and clubs. Project Echo also organizes an annual, national High School Entrepreneurs’ Business Plan competition.