Michael “Mikey” Wren is an entrepreneur from St. Louis, Missouri, who has mind built for business. At the age of 8 is where he started his business that would set his future; Mikey’s Munchies Vending, is a vending machine company that quickly gained traction. For Michael though this was only the start. Wren’s passions and abilities extend beyond just business. Wren is committed to giving back to his community by helping others. One way that he is able to do this is through his financial literacy education. He uses this education to teach children and others in his community about the importance of money management and how to spend it wisely. Moreover, every year he organizes and host an annual toy drive to donate to local kids, I think that these two things demonstrate his positive attitude towards giving back to his community. If he wasn’t doing enough already by giving back and running his own business, he is also an author! Wren has written two children’s books, “Mikey learns about Business” and “Biz is a Whiz.” These books are aimed at educating children pre-K to the third grade. The books teach about the basics of business, marketing strategies, and networking. Wren also regularly books talks to talk about his books! I think these books are a great idea as they get a younger generation inspired to be Entrepeneur’s and maybe start their own business just like Wren. In addition to running his own business, teaching courses, and writing books he still has the time to be involved in two national kid’s boards. Here he gave away 10,000 dollars’ worth of brand-new clothing to kids in his community. Overall, Wren’s business, community involvement, and penmanship are incredible feats for someone of his age! His story is a great example of how business can be used to serve and give back to those around you!
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I thought that Mikey’s story was pretty interesting because he started his business at only 8 years old. It’s a good idea to start a business with something that people would want and need. His idea was good because most people love snacks and that he loves to give back to his community too. It’s also pretty cool how he has written two children’s books and that he also hosts an annual toy drive too. I also thought that Mikey giving away $10,000 of brand-new clothes to kids in his community was also thoughtful.