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“The greatest gift you can give to another is not just to share with him your riches but to reveal to him, his own”

– BENJAMIN DISRAELI



 Here's the sweet story of Mikaila Ulmer whose Parents encouraged her at age 4 to make a product at a Children's Business fair. Today, she is the proud owner of  'Me and the Bees Lemonade'...

 Meet our Pint-sized CEO...


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