provoke entrepreneurial skills from a very early age and instill small business values such as leadership, assertiveness, empathy, self-control or managing disappointment or success. These are the goals of the initiative MBA Kids, first defined business school for kids and what just landing in Alicante hand in hand with the businessman, among others Enrique Pelaez (Peláez Consulting), one of the partners in what this is the company’s first franchise in the Valencian Community.
It was presented at a conference held in TowerJuanawhich expert Column Mellado He talked about the importance of financial education in children. Mellado works in the Secondary Markets division of the National Securities Market Commission (CNMV) and is the author of the children’s story. Bapi learns financial concepts.
Parallel to the event attended by fifty guests with their children, business idea workshop The card game “Entrepreneur Game”, prepared by MBA Kids, allowed children to develop their creativity and reach their business ideas in a very short time. At the end of the show, the children had the opportunity to present their ideas to the guests.
Be born Grenade At the end of 2021, the MBAKids initiative was a pioneer in the development of such workshops and entrepreneurship programs. It is aimed at children aged 7 to 12 years.. The company is in full expansion and is currently located in five Spanish provinces –Granada, Jaen, Almeria, Madrid and Alicante-, as well as preparing new openings in Madrid, Seville, Córdoba or A Coruña, among others.
In the case of Alicante, the franchise comes from a group of prominent businessmen, including Enrique Peláez, the former co-owner of the construction company Ecisa and currently focusing on consulting. «For us MBA Kids a necessary and transformative project Thanking the initiative for the support received from organizations such as Alicante Family Business Association Forum, Jovempa and Aepa, the businessman said, “We have been clear since we met him that we want to bring it and promote it in our province.” We hope,” he said.