Where ideas that transform the future begin. Student-run businesses, real products, and big dreams — on display for the whole school community.
September 02 · 11:30 AM – 1:50 PM
At Lincoln International Academy, many students have incredible ideas, innovative projects, and businesses that often go unnoticed. The Entrepreneurship Club launched the Lincoln Future Founders Entrepreneurship Fair to create a space where students can share their ventures, connect with the community, and gain recognition for their hard work.
Now in its second year, the fair continues to grow as a celebration of creativity, innovation, and young leadership — encouraging more students to explore entrepreneurship and giving them room to learn, grow, and showcase their talents.
“We don't want our students' ideas to remain inside the classroom. We want them to be recognized, supported, and inspire other young people to become entrepreneurs.”
Hugo Arana — President, Entrepreneurship ClubThe Entrepreneurship Club brings together students who've taken the initiative to build businesses, products, and ideas. Every entrepreneur profile at the fair covers six things:
More than just a fair — a celebration of the talent, creativity, and entrepreneurial spirit of Lincoln students, and a chance to gain real-world experience in front of the whole community.
Students in grades 6–12 presenting their businesses, entrepreneurial projects, or business ideas in development.
Parents, teachers, business leaders, alumni, and community members are invited to attend, support student entrepreneurs, and discover the innovation happening at Lincoln.
Any Lincoln International Academy student in grades 6–12 with a business, entrepreneurial project, or business idea in development is welcome. Whether you're just beginning to explore an idea or already selling products, the club is here to help you gain visibility, connect with others, and keep growing.
Twenty-three student-led businesses, one fair. Filter by category or browse every booth.
Marisella Abaunza, Isabella Abaunza & Ivanna Cobos
Fresh fruit dipped in dark, milk, or white chocolate, fully personalized with toppings. A portion of earnings goes to charity.
Ivana Yesca
Pistachio-inspired desserts made with high-quality ingredients, bringing unique flavors to the school community.
Sofia Matus
Baked goods everyone can enjoy — including sugar-free, keto-friendly, gluten-free, and diabetic-friendly options.
Vilma Matus
Nutritious snacks made with wholesome ingredients — simple, healthy treats that are convenient and delicious.
Carlos Emilio Ruiz Mongalo
Supporting Nicaragua's calisthenics community with specialized equipment plus nutritious snacks and supplements.
Alexander Ramirez
Quality coffee with social impact — community-focused initiatives promoting responsibility and meaningful engagement.
Joshua Alvarez
Designer-inspired, Arabic, and specialty fragrances at competitive prices — test before you buy.
Natalia Alejandra Polvorosa Castrillo & Roysi Ballester
Handmade gifts, creative crafts, and homemade baked goods that bring joy and personalization while supporting people in need.
Claudia Nicole Reyes Torres
Decorate your own mini cakes and cupcakes to match your style — a dessert experience you can gift or enjoy.
Aliya Fatima Rahim Olivas
Handmade jewelry and arts-and-crafts products — every piece carefully crafted and one of a kind.
Camila Sofia Morales & Nubia Navarrete
Healthy mini pancakes paired with refreshing pink lemonade, made with oats and bananas, fully customizable.
Mariana Rugama & Ana Pinat
Handmade crafts meet delicious baked goods — cards and squishies alongside homemade desserts.
Álvaro Antonio Gallardo Trigueros
Affordable, practical products for students and the school community at budget-friendly prices.
Isabella Cabrera & Marcela Barreto
Healthy mini pancakes and refreshing lemonade made with oats and bananas — a fun, customizable snack.
Moises Elias Lopez Alguera
Eyewear that combines innovation, style, and affordability — smart glasses and traditional frames alike.
Aurora Tenorio
Handmade jewelry and artistic accessories, each piece uniquely crafted to showcase individuality.
Melissa Mayorga & Leah Lin
A small business focused on unleashing creativity through fun homemade cookies and surprise blind bags.
Juan Arana
A venture focused on equine well-being — caring for horses through better health, comfort, and everyday quality of life.
Heberto Rivas & Alberto Chamorro
Avocados, lemons, lemon tea, strawberry tea, and chai — all sourced straight from our family farms to promote what they grow.
Lorraine Sarahi Jarquin Delagneau
Lorelia’s is a handmade bracelet brand creating meaningful pieces inspired by faith, love, and beautiful values — including Catholic-inspired designs with crosses and symbols of faith.
Mariana Gutiérrez & Nahomi Estrada
Homemade vanilla cupcakes sold for a cause — every córdoba raised goes toward donations and school supplies for the children at Melania Morales School.
Sebastian Tapia Ortega
Superhero, action, and adventure comics for every reader. The goal is to share incredible stories and prove there is no age limit for enjoying comics — there is always a story waiting for you.
Amanda Vogel
CAMCC (Central American Memory Championship Club) offers interactive memory challenges and competitions for students. Participants complete fun activities that test concentration, recall, and memorization while developing useful learning skills. Customers can purchase access to these challenges and compete against others in an exciting championship-style experience.