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An Early Start To Entrepreneurship
GRAND BAHAMA – Fifty-five youngsters in Grand Bahama getting some first-hand experience on how to become their own boss at the Bishop Michael Eldon School this week.
GRAND BAHAMA, BAHAMAS – Fifty-five youngsters in Grand Bahama getting some first-hand experience on how to become their own boss at the Bishop Michael Eldon School this week.
Coordinator for Boss Club Bahamas Shemia Williams says they wanted to give students an early start to entrepreneurship.
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