Little CEOs
For young people who want to keep building the business they started in NextGen. Little CEOs helps them strengthen their idea, reach customers, and move toward launching a real business.
Our partners
We are building a connected pathway for young people—and a growing network of organizations is helping open the doors.

After NextGen Wealth Builders
NextGen introduces young people to entrepreneurship, freelance work, and careers. From there, they can choose the path that fits—or combine all three—as they build income, ownership, and a future.
For young people who want to keep building the business they started in NextGen. Little CEOs helps them strengthen their idea, reach customers, and move toward launching a real business.
For young people who want to earn money now while helping people in their community. Flip-A-Buck is a website that matches trained youth with paid local service jobs, giving them income, skills, experience, and a reputation they can build on.
For young people who want a stable job and a future they can build on. LyteHouse is an AI-powered website that gets to know who they are, understands where work is going and what employers need, then creates a personalized, step-by-step path—from choosing a career to building skills, finding opportunities, getting hired, and growing.
The organizations opening doors
These marks represent organizations and leaders that have partnered with, supported, hosted, funded, or otherwise connected with Flip-A-Heart’s work. Each relationship is distinct.
Baltimore City Public Schools
Maryland Department of Juvenile Services
Green Street Academy
MERVO High School
Achievement Academy
Woodlawn High School
Under Armour
Baltimore Gas & Electric
Whiting-Turner
Fulton Bank
M&T Bank
Novella Center for Entrepreneurship
Innovation Works
Enoch Pratt Free Library
Loyola University Maryland · Simon Center for Innovation & EntrepreneurshipLoyola University Maryland’s Simon Center connection reflects Flip-A-Heart’s Baltipreneurs participation.
Office of Governor Wes Moore
Mayor’s Office of Children & Family Success
Senator Cory McCrayThe next connection
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