The Youth Entrepreneur Challenge at Ottawa University brought out some very unique business ideas, presented by several young people. Central Heights Middle School student, Benjamin Wuertz runs Wuertz Eggs, and during a presentation he gave some details about his business:
Benjamin won first place, which means $1,000 for him and he also gets to travel to Manhattan in April to compete at the State Youth Entrepreneur Challenge Event.
Second place went to RB Woodworking, run by Robert Bailey, with a $750 prize and third place to Fallon Underwood Furry Friends Dog Grooming, and$500 prize. All the businesses that did not place received $100.
