10/13/26

Teaching Entrepreneurship at Scale | Stephanie Carvajalino

Stephanie Carvajalino · Biz Nation

Can entrepreneurship be taught? And what does it take to help the next generation build their own opportunities?

About This Conversation

Host Irvans Augustin sits down with entrepreneur and speaker Stephanie Carvajalino, co-founder of Biz Nation, to explore what it really takes to build a business and how entrepreneurial thinking can be developed from an early age.

Stephanie’s journey began as a child selling chocolates alongside her sisters. Today, through Biz Nation and BizFest, she works to help young people build entrepreneurial skills and connect learning with real-world opportunity.

In This Conversation

  • Starting a business young with her sisters

  • Navigating uncertainty and taking calculated risks

  • The entrepreneurial mindset beyond starting a company

  • Making entrepreneurship education more accessible

  • The work of Biz Nation and BizFest

  • Why practical experience matters as much as the classroom

About the Guest

Stephanie Carvajalino is an entrepreneur, speaker, and co-founder of Biz Nation, which she built alongside her sisters Karen and Daniela, together with BizFest.

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