From Carolina Journal Radio Program No. 695: Young people in Raleigh are learning this weekend about the value of entrepreneurship. More than 40 young business owners are taking part in the first Raleigh Children’s Business Fair at the North Hills Commons. These budding entrepreneurs will sell their products to members of the community while independent judges evaluate their work. Joyce Pope and Kayla Nguyen of the John W. Pope Foundation explain the purpose of the business fair and offer details for those who would like to take part.
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