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The Next Generation of Entrepreneurs Are Amazing. Let's Support Them!

We need to stop the division between 'older generation' and 'younger generation.' That holds both sides back.
Source: Nigel Parry
Nigel Parry

Want to know why we put a 13-year-old entrepreneur on the cover of this magazine? There’s the simple reason, of course: We want to celebrate youthful achievement and inspire others.

Related: 5 Priorities for Young Entrepreneurs

But there’s a deeper reason, aimed at anybody old enough to rent a car. If that’s you, go take another look at founder Alina Morse on our cover. She looks like she’s and succeed, and absorbed the lessons. They’re savvy. They’re ready.

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