Com objetivo de juntar dinheiro para comprar um carro, a adolescente criou uma empresa de bijouterias que tem um faturamento de U$ 250 milhões
Aos 14 anos, tudo que a adolescente Isabella Weems queria era juntar dinheiro para comprar um carro usado quando completasse 16. Para alcançar esse objetivo, usou US$ 350 que tinha recebido trabalhando como babá para fazer bijouterias e vendê-las para conhecidos.
Durante a Black Friday de 2010, Isabella conseguiu um quiosque em um shopping na cidade de Chandler, no Arizona para comercializar os produtos da marca que ela chamou de Origami Owl. "A partir daí, o produto começou a vender sozinho", disse ela à revista Forbes.Com a ajuda da internet, a Origami Owl passou a trabalhar com revendedores, que compram suas peças e as vendem pelos Estados Unidos.
Hoje, são aproximadamente 50 mil revendedores e quase 375 funcionários trabalhando junto a Isabella na construção das bijouterias. Para administrar a empresa, a adolescente conta com a ajuda da mãe Christian Chrissy. De acordo com a publicação, a expectativa de faturamento da companhia este ano é de US$ 250 milhões.
17 year old company builds $ 250 millionAiming to raise money to buy a car , the teen created a costume jewelry company that has a turnover of $ 250 millionAt age 14 , all the teen Isabella Weems wanted was enough money to buy a used car when she turned 16 . To achieve this goal , used $ 350 he had received working as a nanny to make trinkets and sell them to acquaintances.During
Black Friday 2010 , Isabella got a kiosk in a mall in the city of
Chandler , Arizona to market the products of the brand she called
Origami Owl . "
From there , the product began to sell yourself ," she told the
magazine Forbes.Com the help of internet , the Origami Owl began working
with resellers who buy parts and sell them by the United States .Today
, there are approximately 50,000 dealers and nearly 375 employees
working together in the construction of the Isabella trinkets . To run the company , teenage account with the help of Christian mother Chrissy . According to the publication , the expected earnings of the company this year is $ 250 million .
17 year old company builds $ 250 millionAiming to raise money to buy a car , the teen created a costume jewelry company that has a turnover of $ 250 millionAt age 14 , all the teen Isabella Weems wanted was enough money to buy a used car when she turned 16 . To achieve this goal , used $ 350 he had received working as a nanny to make trinkets and sell them to acquaintances.During Black Friday 2010 , Isabella got a kiosk in a mall in the city of Chandler , Arizona to market the products of the brand she called Origami Owl . " From there , the product began to sell yourself ," she told the magazine Forbes.Com the help of internet , the Origami Owl began working with resellers who buy parts and sell them by the United States .Today , there are approximately 50,000 dealers and nearly 375 employees working together in the construction of the Isabella trinkets . To run the company , teenage account with the help of Christian mother Chrissy . According to the publication , the expected earnings of the company this year is $ 250 million .
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