"Most Successful Teen Entrepreneurs"

• Nick D'Aloisio (Born: November 1, 1995) - At the age of 17, he created the news summarization app "Summly," which was later acquired by Yahoo for a reported $30 million.
• Catherine Cook (Born: October 19, 1989) - Co-founder of MyYearbook (later rebranded as MeetMe), a social networking site, which she started with her brother Dave when she was just 15. The company was sold for $100 million in 2011.
• Ben Pasternak (Born: September 6, 1999) - Australian entrepreneur who founded the app Flogg, which allows users to buy and sell items. He also co-founded Monkey, a video chat platform that raised $10 million in funding.
• Adam Horwitz (Born: February 14, 1990) - He launched Mobile Monopoly, an internet marketing course, while still in his teens and achieved significant success in the affiliate marketing space.
• Fraser Doherty (Born: December 20, 1989) - Founder of SuperJam, a successful jam-making business. He started selling jam at farmers' markets when he was 14 and later expanded his business to major supermarkets.
• Michael Dunlop (Born: November 15, 1988) - A serial entrepreneur who founded various successful online ventures, including IncomeDiary and Retireat21.
• Juliette Brindak (Born: September 16, 1989) - Co-founder of Miss O & Friends, a website and social networking community for tween girls, which she launched when she was 10 years old