Students of the Adinvita School of Design hosted a Young Entrepreneurs night Tuesday evening where they presented and sold products that they had learned how to market, sell and present from the design thinking process. Products sold by the students ranged from food, drinks, clothes, toys, accessories and even personal hygiene items.
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Gaven Norris, left, receives a cup of Sweet and Sour Kool-Aid Pickles from Londyn Cuevas, 7, as she works at her booth during a Young Entrepreneur Day event Tuesday evening at Adinvita School of Design Thinking. Adinvita hosted a Young Entrepreneurs night where students presented and sold products that they had learned how to market, sell and present from the design thinking process. Products sold by the students ranged from food, drinks, clothes, toys, accessories and even personal hygiene items.
Elii Hernandez, 12, right, and his mother Brittany Silvas, left, check sizes as they sell shirts from their booth during a Young Entrepreneur Day event Tuesday evening at Adinvita School of Design Thinking. Adinvita hosted a Young Entrepreneurs night where students presented and sold products that they had learned how to market, sell and present from the design thinking process. Products sold by the students ranged from food, drinks, clothes, toys, accessories and even personal hygiene items.
Mia Maynez, 8, right prepares a cup of strawberries and cream for Caleb Robles, 11, left, during a Young Entrepreneur Day event Tuesday evening at Adinvita School of Design Thinking. Adinvita hosted a Young Entrepreneurs night where students presented and sold products that they had learned how to market, sell and present from the design thinking process. Products sold by the students ranged from food, drinks, clothes, toys, accessories and even personal hygiene items.
Mia Mayneztops tops off a cup of strawberries and cream with whipped cream for a customer during a Young Entrepreneur Day event Tuesday evening at Adinvita School of Design Thinking. Adinvita hosted a Young Entrepreneurs night where students presented and sold products that they had learned how to market, sell and present from the design thinking process. Products sold by the students ranged from food, drinks, clothes, toys, accessories and even personal hygiene items.
A parent browses through a rack of tie-dyed shirts at eight-year-old Adinvita student Zadie Garcia’s booth Z-Shirts during a Young Entrepreneur Day event Tuesday evening at Adinvita School of Design Thinking. Adinvita hosted a Young Entrepreneurs night where students presented and sold products that they had learned how to market, sell and present from the design thinking process. Products sold by the students ranged from food, drinks, clothes, toys, accessories and even personal hygiene items.
Adinvita student Elijah Mendez, left, presents his product “Mask Clasps” to a customer during a Young Entrepreneur Day event Tuesday evening at Adinvita School of Design Thinking.
