Harford Day Student Wins Grant To Start Her Own Business

Harford Day student Chloe Meyer participated in the Harford County Young Entrepreneurs Academy (YEA).

YEA is a six-month program that guides students in grades 6-12 through the process of starting a real business, including business plan development, pitching to an investor panel, obtaining funding, launching the venture, managing media campaigns, e-commerce and web development, sales events, and trade shows.

Chloe presented her business idea to the "shark tank- like' investor panel and was awarded $750 to jump-start her business. Chloe's company is called "Salvaged Blue, " and she is creating customizable, recycled, reusable, sustainable plastic cups. She intends to donate a percentage of her profits to several non-profit environmental organizations.

Harford Day School

Founded in 1957, Harford Day School is the oldest private independent school in Harford County, Maryland. Harford Day enrolls 265 boys and girls ages three through grade eight and is known for graduating well-rounded students who value hard work, perseverance, and teamwork. A challenging yet supportive academic program emphasizes strong character and personal responsibility, preparing Harford Day students for achievement in top high school programs and beyond.

Harford Day School: Make Every Day Count.

715 Moores Mill Road

Bel Air, Maryland 21014

410-838-4848

www.harfordday.org