14-year-old boy had a dollar idea and now is CEO

             
              The boy Taylor Rosenthal, next to a RecMed machine

São Paulo – the boy Taylor only 14 years Rosenthal, lives in Alabama and is the newest sensation in the world of business in the United States. He created a business ofselling first aid kits and already turned down an offer of 30 million dollars for your idea.

It all started one entrepreneurship class in which Taylor had to think of a business idea. Member of the baseball team from your school, the boy remembered a hard time ever witnessed in the games.

"Whenever I traveled to a world series, I realized the kids are hurt and their parentshad no where to find band-AIDS. I wanted to solve this problem, "said the young entrepreneur in an interview with CNN.

The initial idea was to mount temporary stores to sell items for first aid at the sites of the games. However, the format proved to be unfeasible, for being too expensive.

It was then that Taylor thought the alternative of selling the kits in vending machines. Thus arose the RecMed, which has already received an order for 100 machines ofSix Flags, largest amusement parks in the world. Each machine is sold to 5 500 dollars and the idea has already been patented by Taylor.

The business of Taylor has drawn attention in the United States. The company received 100 1000 dollars of an investor-Angel. The startup now receives support from Round Accelerator House, where the young Taylor has access to mentoring. He is the youngest CEO to participate in the program. Bill Gates watch!