CLU announces upcoming events including Junior Achievement Company Program on March 26, Government Insights on March 27

You can’t start early enough. The Cal Lutheran School of Management cooperates with Westlake High School on many levels. On Wednesday, March 26 (9:30 am to 12:30 pm) at our own Hub101 we will host the 2025 Student Business Competition by the Junior Achievement Company Program.

This is an exciting opportunity for young entrepreneurs in high school to showcase their innovation, business acumen, and teamwork. The participants will engage in various components, including business reporting, commercial videos, live presentations, and an Entrepreneurship Expo, where teams will set up interactive booths to present their products and ideas. This expo is a crucial element, allowing students to gain real-world experience pitching their businesses, interacting with judges and guests, and demonstrating their entrepreneurial skills in action. Thanks to MBA student Rosie Baker and undergraduate student Nicolas Calderone for mentoring the high school students!

Come and support the next generation of entrepreneurs from Westlake High School as they showcase their innovative businesses at the Entrepreneurship Expo! From creative product pitches to engaging displays, these young visionaries are eager to impress!

Join us for a panel conversation with the former IRS commissioner, the presidentially appointed head of a billion dollar federal agency that is responsible for collecting trillions of dollars in taxes. Come learn about the IRS, public service, and how to push out billions in economic relief payments during a global pandemic and secure billions in funding while navigating the treacherous waters of Washington DC.

All are welcome to attend this free series, but registration is required. For more information, contact acctassn@callutheran.edu