Alumni Club
An active community for graduates of the EEZ programs who want continued support, mentorship, and real-world opportunities.
The bridge between finishing your 8-week program and launching your next steps in business, college, or career.
What Members Get
🎯 Monthly Mentorship Calls Live Zoom or in-person group mentoring sessions with local entrepreneurs – Monthly
💬 Networking Meetups Exclusive mixers, coffee chats, or panel nights for alumni & sponsors – Quarterly
📚 Resource Library – Not another file folder — a place for connection. Hear from real entrepreneurs, mentors, and alumni who share honest stories, local insights, and lessons that go beyond what AI or textbooks can teach.
🌟 Spotlight Features Alumni profiles on social media and newsletters – Monthly
🏆 Annual Alumni Summit – Optional paid event with speakers, networking, and recognition – Annually
Membership Model
$99/year
For new graduates
Group discounts: schools or sponsors can pay for several memberships
Payment Options
Yearly
Optional “Pay It Forward” sponsorships (community members can buy memberships for students in need)
Graduates aged 20–25 can become peer mentors for new EEZ students
Is the Emerging Entrepreneurs Zone Right for You?
The Emerging Entrepreneurs Zone (EEZ) is where education meets real-world experience. Whether you’re a student exploring your future, a school seeking hands-on career readiness programs, or a sponsor looking to invest in local youth, EEZ connects young people with mentors, resources, and opportunities to help them grow into confident, capable leaders. If you’re ready to inspire or be inspired, reach out today to learn how you can be part of the movement.
Who Can Sponsor the EEZ Alumni Club?
🏦 1. Local Businesses & Entrepreneurs
Perfect for small businesses, local brands, or service providers who want to:
Support youth mentorship and local entrepreneurship
Be recognized as community-minded leaders
Network with future talent and other business owners
Examples:
Restaurants, salons, gyms, real estate firms, accountants, insurance agencies, law firms, and creative studios.
🏛️ 2. Chambers of Commerce & Economic Development Groups
They’re natural partners because your mission aligns perfectly with theirs: community development and entrepreneurship.
🎓 3. Schools, Colleges, & Universities
Education partners love workforce development and leadership initiatives.
🏢 4. Corporations & Regional Employers
Larger employers are always looking for ways to invest in community pipelines and local talent.
💻 5. Professional Services & Industry Partners
Local consultants and firms that work with businesses can provide value while gaining exposure to the next generation of entrepreneurs.
🤝 6. Community Foundations & Nonprofits
These groups often have grants or sponsorships for youth leadership, education, and economic empowerment.
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