Kidspreneur

Meet Swarna 💙

In 2016, she was six years old, and she’d already co-founded a company to tackle climate change. She got on a stage in Thailand and pitched to a room full of investors - six years old, holding her own, telling them exactly what she was building and why.

That was just the beginning.

Ten years on, she’s launching her startup out of IIT Madras. Sitting across the table from investors in the US. Standing in the British Parliament, accepting an award for the change she’s making. She’s carried India’s name to South Korea as a Student Ambassador.

Look at the two photos. Same crossed arms. Same quiet confidence in her eyes.

We are so proud to have watched it happen.

What could your child build? Contact us today and let’s find out.

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85% of the jobs that will exist in 2030 haven’t been invented yet. So how do we prepare kids for a future we can’t even imagine?

Somewhere right now, a kid is trying to fix something that’s broken - a toy, a plan, a game they made up with their friends. Nobody taught them how. They’re just figuring it out. That’s not a school subject. That’s a mindset - and it’s the one skill that works no matter what 2030 looks like.

Curiosity. Resilience. Adaptability. And a love for discovery.

We keep asking kids what they want to be. A doctor? A lawyer? An engineer? Maybe the better question isn’t what they want to be, but who they want to become. Someone kind. A leader. Someone confident and courageous. Someone who doesn’t quit when something breaks.

Because that’s who they’re becoming, long before it shows up on a report card.

We can’t predict what the world will look like 4 years from now. But we can raise kids who have the confidence to figure it out, and are ready for whatever 2030 might have in store.

Are you ready?

He knows something you don’t.

Since 2012, we have believed that the world’s next greatest ideas would come from the youngest minds in the room. What we’re about to announce is everything we’ve been building towards.

Stay close. A BIG announcement is coming soon.

Chapter 01. Where It All Began.

Every story has a first page. This is ours 🤍

A family that believed in their daughter before the world knew her name. A young girl with a spark that was looking for somewhere to land. She showed up curious, full of questions, and ready for something she couldn’t quite name yet.

We just made sure she didn’t have to figure it out alone.

Today, we are proud to say that she is one of our alumni. Every single thing we have built since has carried her story in it.

This is where Kidspreneur began. Not with a big launch or a bold announcement. But with a family, a child, and a belief that the world’s next great ideas were already sitting in our classrooms - just waiting for someone to say we see you.

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Chapter 01. With many more to come.

We’re just getting started.

Behind every young founder is a dad who said “go for it.” 💛

Before the first pitch, the big idea, there’s a father cheering from the sidelines - listening to the wild plans with love and believing in the impossible.

This Father’s Day, Kidspreneur celebrates the dads who back our boldest dreamers.

Happy Father’s Day 🚀

Why should children learn entrepreneurship at a young age?

Early exposure to entrepreneurship instills vital skills such as strategic thinking, problem-solving, and leadership. It fosters creativity, resilience, and financial acumen, preparing them to thrive in an ever-evolving world. By nurturing a mindset of innovation and initiative, entrepreneurial education empowers young minds to transform ideas into impactful ventures, enabling them to make meaningful contributions to society..

May your days be merry and bright, and your heart be light with the spirit of Christmas! Wishing you a joyous holiday filled with love, laughter, and all things festive.

It’s never too early to start thinking and acting like an entrepreneur: trust me on this, I got my start at a very young age.

My mom taught me to think big and, even more importantly, that hard work is essential to success and to overcoming the challenges you’ll inevitably encounter along the way.

Little did I know just how right she was and how taking her great advice would shape my future.

Many parents wonder if kids can succeed as entrepreneurs?

The answer is Yes !! Many successful entrepreneurs started their ventures at a young age. Developing skills like creativity, problem-solving, and determination early on can contribute to their success.