Einstein Accelerator for Growth of Luminous Entrepreneurs

Children who start their own businesses learn valuable skills such as creativity, problem-solving, communication, and financial management. Additionally, child entrepreneurs can bring innovative ideas to the market and contribute to job creation.

To foster entrepreneurship in children, parents and educators can provide resources and support, such as access to mentorship, funding, and networking opportunities. It is important to ensure that children are able to balance their business ventures with their education and other responsibilities. By nurturing the entrepreneurial spirit in children, we can create a generation of confident and innovative leaders who are equipped to succeed in the modern economy.

Having noticed their farsightedness, vision, and zeal to wrest control of the happenings in the future at an early age, Homi Lab has launched the Homi EAGLES flagship scheme to encourage young entrepreneurship across the globe.

The scheme aims to incubate future companies that are formed by children, thereby fostering innovation and creativity among the younger generation.

Homi EAGLES stands for ‘Einstein Accelerator for Growth of Luminous Entrepreneurs’ and it is designed to provide a platform for children to develop their entrepreneurial skills and turn their ideas into successful businesses.

Through this initiative, Homi Lab plans to provide young entrepreneurs with access to mentorship, funding, and networking opportunities to support their business ventures. The program is open to children up to the age of 18 years, and the selected participants will receive training and guidance from experienced professionals in various fields. The program aims to create a culture of innovation and entrepreneurship among children and inspire them to pursue their dreams.

By incubating future companies formed by children, Homi EAGLES hope to contribute to the growth of the economy and create a generation of successful entrepreneurs. Homi Lab aims to provide wings to the dreams of these budding visionaries.