This 10-year-old has two companies and plans to retire at age 15 – Small Business Big Business
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In 2014, when she was just two years old, she was the Australian Pixie Curtis She became a phenomenon on social media. On Instagram, she was named “Instagram Princess”, due to its success in Australia. At that time, her mother, Roxy Jasenko, decided to participate in social networks Baby’s faces and mouths are accompanied by comments with fun phrases.
Pixie Curtis is a 10-year-old entrepreneur (Image: Reproduction/Facebook)
Based on his daughter’s success and experience in PR, Jacenko came up with an idea: undertake Next to Pixie. Since he had a company and an advertising agency that specialized in digital influencers, he made his daughter a client and an entrepreneur.
Thus, their first business was born. In May of the same year, Pixie’s Bows, a fashion that sells hair accessories for children. With success, he managed to get Khloe Kardashian’s daughter to publish the product. The business grew and acquired a line of adult accessories and jewelry, named after her mother.
Pixie Curtis, even younger than her, when she was already a social media phenomenon (Image: Playback/Facebook)
Jacenko and Pixie launched another business in March 2021 — now browsing the kids’ toys trend that’s taken over the world lately. Pixie’s Fidgets earned $200,000 in her first month alone. Now, the two companies are part of the Pixie’s Pixs group, which sells toys, games, and food to the children’s market.
Who runs the company, of course, is Jacenko, but much of the income goes to his daughter. Not by chance, the mother said that her daughter could, if she wanted, retire at 15 due to income earned since she was two years old. Jachinko said in an interview with news.com.au.
“Entrepreneur. Music enthusiast. Lifelong communicator. General coffee aficionado. Internet scholar.”
