Ivan Soto-Wright Delivers Keynote at JA Miami's Largest-Ever Company Program Competition
For Ivan, the moment was personal. As a teenager in
"Junior Achievement gave me a framework for thinking about business before I even knew what entrepreneurship really meant. Seeing these students go through the same process — building something real, pitching it, competing — that's where it starts," said
A Record Year for Student Entrepreneurship in
The JA Company Program is one of the largest in
This year's field of 70 companies was narrowed down to 10 finalists from six
The program has a strong track record. Last year, the top two
Why the Soto-Wright Foundation Supports JA Miami
Ivan serves on the Junior Achievement Miami board, and the Soto-Wright Foundation has supported JA's work in
Programs like JA's Company Program are a direct reflection of that mission. Students don't just learn about business in a textbook — they run one. They deal with the same challenges any founder faces: making decisions with limited information, managing a team, staying within a budget, and selling a product people actually want.
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