Barbados has a number of budding entrepreneurs in the primary and secondary schools who are bursting with talent and business acumen.
Glimpses of that talent, which ranged from food and beverages to arts and craft and printing, were on display at Hilton Barbados yesterday.
The business people from nine schools, including one primary, displayed their talents at the fifth Enterprise In Action Youth Programme symposium and impressed staff of the Small Business Association, which facilitated the event, and other invited guests.
Future business folk
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