Students don’t walk away with ideas,
they walk away with confidence, experience, and momentum as entrepreneurs.
We design action-based experiences in entrepreneurship and financial literacy.
We take ideas and concepts from a wide range of subjects, like business, education, research on motivation, the science of learning, and integrate them into a cohesive, transformational experience.
Through structured practice and real-world simulation, they build confidence before real stakes carry real consequences.
As experts, we know it’s hard to simplify things for a beginner again. This is what we do.
We partner with organizations to develop action-based entrepreneurship programs that help students move from ideas to execution.
Students make offers, test their assumptions, adjust their approach, and improve based on real feedback. Through consistent practice, they gain experience that builds confidence and forward momentum.

SCORE: The Game of Credit is an interactive experience that helps students understand how credit actually works in real life.
Instead of memorizing definitions, participants make decisions, see the impact of those decisions, and understand how credit scores change over time. Through guided play, students practice financial decision-making in a safe environment before those choices carry real-world consequences.

Confidence grows through action.
Creativity grows through problem solving.
Financial skills grow through practice.
As we all know, taking the first step is often what holds people back from pursuing an idea or big dream. We create an approachable safe space to take that step
and start to build momentum and confidence.
Equipped to create opportunities, not just wait for them
Better prepared for adulthood
More resourceful and creative
More financially resilient
Financial literacy prepares students to manage money wisely.
Entrepreneurship prepares them to create opportunity.
Each develops real-world skills that stand on their own.
Entrepreneurship builds creativity, problem-solving, leadership,
communication, and real-world confidence.
Students don’t just study business concepts.
They design offers, test ideas, and practice selling.

Hands-on entrepreneurship accelerator.
Students:
Generate business ideas
Explore pricing
Practice customer conversations
Participate in a Mini Market
They leave with real experience applying business fundamentals.

Project-based program for teens.
Students:
Set meaningful goals
Identify real problems
Create offers
Build value
Present their ideas
Each stage moves from idea to action to reflection.
We make financial literacy fun, interactive, and confidence-building
Participants don’t memorize terms.
They experience how money works.

An interactive experience that teaches how credit really works.
Participants:
Make financial decisions
See the impact of those decisions
Learn how credit scores change
Understand interest, risk, and responsibility
They don’t memorize credit terms.
They experience how credit works.

A friendly, illustrated guide designed for classrooms, youth programs, and families.
Readers:
Learn how credit scores are calculated
Understand interest and borrowing basics
Explore real-life credit scenarios
Build foundational money vocabulary
Clear explanations.
Simple language.
Practical examples.

A 5-day guided experience designed to help families build credit awareness together.
Families:
Learn how credit works
Understand how to build and protect good credit
Practice short, structured money conversations
Build confidence discussing real financial decisions
They don’t avoid the credit conversation.
They start it early and build understanding together.





We help kids develop financial literacy skills through experience.
When kids earn and use money, they will begin to appreciate and understand the value of money and how it works.

It's not always obvious how school translates to real life.
Learning through business connects the classroom to real life. (Hey kids - business is where math, reading and listening meets everyday life!)

There's a reason so many businesses frame their first dollar or first sale.
Getting the first dollar is the hardest part. By playing and putting business ideas in practice, your child will overcome the biggest barrier of so many entrepreneurs, innovators and creators early in life: getting started.



We help kids develop financial literacy skills through experience.
When kids earn and use money, they will begin to appreciate and understand the value of money and how it works.
It's not always obvious how school translates to real life.
Learning through business connects the classroom to real life. (Hey kids - business is where math, reading and listening meets everyday life!)
There's a reason so many businesses frame their first dollar or first sale.
Getting the first dollar is the hardest part. By playing and putting business ideas in practice, your child will overcome the biggest barrier of so many entrepreneurs, innovators and creators early in life: getting started.
We're sisters and mom-entrepreneurs on a mission to teach kids about business and empower them to build, grow and learn through entrepreneurship.
Our ultimate purpose is to help kids reach their potential and have choices when they grow up. Growing through experiences changes their trajectory.


Julie Bennett
Co-Founder
Julie brings more than 16 years of experience in marketing, sales operations, and supplier management at Boeing, where she negotiated multimillion-dollar contracts and developed go-to-market strategies for global product launches. Known for spotting gaps and opportunities to innovate, she led post-campaign debrief programs that delivered actionable customer insights to global sales teams.
Today, she channels that same entrepreneurial energy into Lemonade Standers, where she designs programs that simplify business concepts for youth and teach kids to think like entrepreneurs—through play, creativity, and hands-on learning.

Emily French
Co-Founder
Emily French is an accomplished people leader and strategist with over 15 years of experience at Starbucks and Boeing, where she led large operational teams, negotiated multimillion-dollar contracts, and managed eight-figure budgets. As a senior leader, she was known for building highly engaged, high-performing teams recognized for their innovation and execution. Her ability to develop and promote talent made her a sought-after mentor and trusted leader.
Today, Emily brings that same leadership and operational expertise to her work at Lemonade Standers, where she designs programs that help kids recognize and build confidence in their unique strengths while developing their entrepreneurial skills and financial confidence.
Are you an expert or organization looking to create a youth program that delivers real outcomes?
We specialize in turning complex ideas into engaging, action-based experiences.
We help transform knowledge into implementation.


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