Entrepreneurship

Fountain Hills youth learn about ‘Mastermind’ approach

Malcolm Keith is the founder of Teen Mastermind Live. The young entrepreneur training and empowerment conference was held in Fountain Hills and Scottsdale the weekend of Jan. 29-31.

Courtesy of Olga Keith

A group listens to a presentation during Teen Mastermind Live. The young entrepreneur training and empowerment conference was held in Fountain Hills and Scottsdale the weekend of Jan. 29-31.

Courtesy of Olga Keith

Some young aspiring entrepreneurs recently learned how to become “masterminds” in Fountain Hills.

Or at least, how to become more successful entrepreneurs.

Teen Mastermind Live is the invention of Malcolm Keith. Backed by his parents, Olga and Larry, Malcolm, 18, began traveling and presenting motivational talks and exercises around the psychology of entrepreneurship and success in business, in the form of three-day, in-person conferences.

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