UNLOCK THE POTENTIAL OF GEN Z
Award-winning programs for CEOs government schools universities companies
New year,
new workforce
By 2025, Gen Z (aged 25 and under) will comprise over 30% of the global workforce.
Gen Z have unbelievable ideas, energy and creativity to bring to the table. But they are struggling to access the skills, mindsets and networks they need to unlock their true potential.
That's where we come in.
CEOs
We instruct corporate trainings on how to understand, attract and invest in Gen Z talent
Government
We deliver self-employment and employability programs for young people
Educators
We teach entrepreneurship and life skills education for young people
Empowering young people
- Complex problem-solving through building innovative products
- Financial literacy through drafting business models
- Communication through pitching to investors
In our programs, students develop a:
- Love of learning whilst building businesses from their passions
- Resilient mind by learning to use failure as feedback
- Growth mindset by understanding skills can be developed through hardwork
In our programs, students even
- Gain new streams of financial revenue
- Explore new career pathways
- Learn invaluable skills for future jobs which require creativity & innovation
(which is everyone nowadays!)
What our clients think
Our alumni
Today, our students from 50+ cultural backgrounds have:
Built Award-Winning Startups & Ideas
Brielle Frichitthavong – FMN18 – won the 2020 Innovation Sprint sponsored by Microsoft, EY and McKinsey after building ZeroBox.
Pitching to investors/judges, she breaks down the problem of waste management, explains their business model and how they plan to commercialise the product.
Managed Charities with 1000+ Volunteers
Hannah Senior – FMN18 – spoke at TEDx on her new charity, Letters Against ISO. In 2020, she sent 7000 encouragement letters to the elderly to tackle social isolation.
After discovering entrepreneurship in our 2018 program, Hannah has created her own charity with 1200 writers world-wide.
Advocated for Children's Rights across Australia
Brian Lee – FMN18 – champions children’s rights as UNICEF Australia’s Young Ambassador.
In 2020, he represented 10 000’s of students across Australia in discussions around Civics and Citizenship education and Transparency of School Governance.
Who our students learn from
Startup geeks, social entrepreneurs, and straightup legends who work and play at places like:
We’re big believers that every great achiever is inspired by a great mentor. Our mentors have built startups in Silicon Valley, supported 100’s of migrapreneurs to launch social business and represented the United Nations HQ.
