Program portfolio

Eight venture programs for a real student business club

Project Stallion Club is not limited to training material. Members compare real business categories, score risks, study funding paths, and choose the strongest ideas to validate with East Bay customers and mentors.

Venture programs

Business tracks the club can build from

Each area is realistic for high school students because it can start small, sell locally, and teach operations, customer service, pricing, follow-through, and investor-readiness.

Stallion Local Launch Studio

Websites, flyers, QR forms, sponsor packets, and launch campaigns

First sale: $75 starter project
Customer: Clubs, teams, local organizations

East Bay Student Media Crew

Event recap videos, photos, and social highlights for local groups

First sale: $75 event recap
Customer: Clubs, teams, small businesses

School Club Growth Services

Recruitment posters, meeting decks, fundraiser pages, and sponsor letters

First sale: $50 club growth kit
Customer: School clubs and student groups

Youth Venture Pitch League

Student pitch teams, angel-style feedback, VC practice questions, sponsor prizes, and showcase events

First sale: $250 event sponsor
Customer: Students, mentors, sponsors

Community Tech and Digital Help Desk

Simple websites, forms, scanning, photo organization, and online presence help

First sale: $35 help session
Customer: Families, nonprofits, small businesses

Pop-Up Market Lab

Student products, approved resale, event bundles, small merch, and sponsor tables

First sale: Vendor fee or sales margin
Customer: Students, families, local makers

Student Product Studio

Planners, school kits, club merch, templates, local guides, and event packs

First sale: Pre-order product drop
Customer: Students, clubs, families

Venture Finance and Angel Readiness

Startup funding basics, pitch decks, angel mentors, VC terms, and corporate innovation pathways

First win: Mentor-backed funding workshop
Customer: Students, founders, sponsors

Selection method

How the club chooses what to launch

Ideas are scored before launch so the club stays focused and avoids chasing every idea at once.

Customer Need

Can the team name the customer, the problem, and why someone would pay?

Funding Path

Can the team explain whether the idea needs bootstrapping, sponsors, angels, VC, or no outside money?

Safety and Fit

Can students run it responsibly with advisor approval and clear rules?