‘Teen CEO Show’ Founder Helps Teens to Become Successful Entrepreneurs

Gaining national attention, the President and TV Host of the upcoming Teen CEO Reality Show, Nadine Lajoie was interviewed on OC Talk Radio, the 2014 Critical Mass Show with Richard Franzi to elaborate on her new TV series to inspire youth. This also precedes the Teen CEO Show Red Carpet Gala celebration of the live filming on July 18th, in Irvine, CA to help teens to start their business and develop a champion mindset.

Nadine also talked about how her best-selling book, “Win the Race of Life” was written to help teens and entrepreneurs realize their full potential as our future success stories of the young business world. Nadine used this expertise to expand on her vision to create the Teen Reality Show to teach these same principles:

1. IN-Powering Teens and adults to Become Successful Entrepreneurs

2. How to Never Give-up and Overcome Challenges

3. Why passion and productivity is so important for entrepreneurs.

Teen CEO TV Reality Show, in collaboration with Teen Entrepreneur Academy from the School of Business at Concordia University in Irvine, is a family-orientated entertainment TV show designed to create more successful entrepreneurs and empower the youth and our society.

This was a rare opportunity to hear an established business woman share her success stories and vision for an unprecedented Reality TV Show live on www.OCTalkRadio.net. Along with listening to this interview, you are welcome to attend the Red Carpet Gala on July18th or Teens Can Join the Casting Call/Auditions on July 13-19 and November 1-2, which are all marvelous events. Come on out and see what it takes to be the future of our business world!

About Nadine Lajoie:

Nadine Lajoie is a renowned leadership speaker and #1 Best-Selling Author, “IN-Powering” teens and entrepreneurs around the world. She has been featured on national media, including Forbes, USA Today, ABC, FOX, CBS just to name a few. Along with all the accolades, Nadine co-founded “Teen CEO Show” to share the knowledge about entrepreneurship to the youth of today, so we can create better leaders of tomorrow.

For more information about this event: http://www.TeenCEOshow.com

For More information on Nadine Lajoie: www.NadineRacing.com

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