“[Teens] have the distinct advantage of having little or no overhead or personal expenses. They haven’t accrued a lifetime’s worth of debt from financial mistakes and maybe most importantly, have massive built-in social networks.”
-- Robyn Collins
(DALLAS) We’ve seen everything from books to articles about successful stories of people who have worked hard with years of experience to reach millionaire status. That’s why editors of the highly successful Millionaires Blueprints Magazine are coming out with a new book, Prepare to Be a Teen Millionaire (HCI Books, April ‘08), that will shock and inspire. Co-authors Kimberly Spinks Burleson and Robyn Collins went straight to the source (the teen millionaires themselves) and gathered all the information from interviewing the accomplished teen entrepreneurs in several different industries, reaching millionaire status before they were of legal drinking age.
Ephren Taylor - Ephren Capital Corporation and City Capital Corporation (investment and development), United States
Ryan Allis - iContact and Virante, Inc. (web marketing & design), Durham, NC
Michael Simmons and Sheena Lindahl - Extreme Education Corporation (education), LLC, New York
Ben Cathers - Search Rate Technologies, LLC and A2Connent, LLC (consulting/communication), Boston
Jasmine Lawrence - Eden Body Works (hair care products), Global
Chris Faulkner - C I Host, Inc. (web hosting), Dallas/Los Angeles/Chicago
KIMBERLY SPINKS BURLESON and ROBYN COLLINS can discuss:
• How to be taken seriously by adults and business clients during the venture process or while pitching for a large project
• How to avoid those "why-couldn't-I-have thought-of-that" moments
• Balancing education and social life while keeping up with business
• Ways to start a new business or grow an existing enterprise
• Effective marketing and networking strategies
• Where to find the best internships
• Obtaining personal resources that help you succeed in the industry of your choice
Kimberly Spinks Burleson is president and editor-in-chief of Millionaire Blueprints magazine and was a driving force behind the launch of Millionaire Blueprints Teen and Blueprints Jr. magazines. She is daughter of the parent magazine’s late founder, Tom Spinks, and is a mother of three currently living in Arlington, Texas.
Robyn Collins is a writer, designer, photographer, screenwriter and business owner. She began writing for the nationally acclaimed Millionaire Blueprints magazine and was then asked to be the Senior Editor of the newly launched JR and Teen magazines. She is the proud mother of four and currently lives in Dallas.
For more information please visit www.preparetobeateenmillionaire.com
To schedule an interview or to receive more media information, please contact Babs Chandrasoma, PR By the Book, babs@prbythebook.com
www.prbythebook.com
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