Kids' Online Marketplace Launches Kids Into Business

TeachingKidsBusiness.com launches kids' business start-ups in Phase 1 of Kidse-marketplace.com.

(PRWEB) January 17, 2004 --Kidse-marketplace.com provides business start-up opportunities for kids. Kids will gain the experience of running a business, naming a business, creating a digital information product (KODIP - Kids Online Digital Information Product), developing a print advertisement and other business related activities.

This marketplace concept will get kids started in business from the early age of 8 to 18, and to help them prepare for their future business careers by exploring business and developing business skills.

The "place of business" for kids is in a protected online marketplace preventing direct contact with kids. The marketplace is accessible, allows flexible hours and the operation of the business in the safety of their homes.

Jeff Brown, founder of TeachingKidsBusiness.com, is developing this entrepreneurial marketplace. Brown sees his role as " a traditional venture capitalist in that I help kids obtain capital resources and expertise to create, launch and operate a business in our marketplace. We hope to take kids from the start-up stage to our marketplace version of an IPO."

Kidse-marketplace.com is also at the start-up stage with plans to work with kids to develop the site into a successful business. Brown forecasts "Kidse-marketplace.com will create jobs for kids, experience high growth, excellent earnings potential and will be a market leader with excellent EROI - educational return on investment."

In Phase 1 of www.kidse-marketplace.com kids will get their businesses set-up and organized for the Phase 2 commercialization. Phase 2 will kick off with "The Kids' Business Launch" which is an exciting kids' driven marketing phenomena, coming soon.

The kid's business start-up investment is $20.00. Proceeds will be used to develop Kidse-marketplace.com and further develop the social venture of TeachingKidsBusiness.com which provides free business preparation programming to thousands of kids, parents, teachers and youth groups internationally.

For more information, please visit our web site at www.teachingkidsbusiness.com, www.kidse-marketplace.com ,and our media center at www.teachingkidsbusiness.com/media-center.htm , e-mail us at: jeff.brown@teachingkidsbusiness.com, or contact Jeff M. Brown directly, by phoning 905-830-9936.

TeachingKidsBusiness.com
Newmarket, Ontario, Canada
January 15, 2004