The Young Entrepreneur Council (YEC) is a prestigious professional organization that caters exclusively to young entrepreneurs. They specialize in creating invaluable connections, offering support, mentorship, and providing a range of resources to help budding entrepreneurs thrive. Founded by like-minded entrepreneurs who understand the power of partnership, YEC has evolved from a youth entrepreneurship organization into a professional association committed to self-improvement and making a positive impact on both business and society.

For over a decade, YEC has been at the forefront of transforming the entrepreneurship community. They have curated a select group of successful entrepreneurs, including those behind Reddit, Rent The Runway, Hootsuite, and College Hunks Hauling Junk, to share their invaluable advice and resources with aspiring entrepreneurs. YEC's rich history includes remarkable achievements such as being invited by President Obama to the White House for the signing of the JOBS Act and being recognized by major media outlets worldwide.

YEC's dedication to fostering a thriving community is evident in their initiatives, such as the Escape program, coaching program, and volunteer-led initiatives that unite members in specific industries and interests. In response to the challenges posed by COVID-19, YEC has solidified its digital infrastructure, offering remote support and rivaling major business associations. Looking towards the future, YEC introduces EXEC, providing members with exclusive high-end travel and lifestyle experiences as they navigate the post-pandemic world.

To benefit from the powerful network and resources offered by YEC, aspiring entrepreneurs can connect with them through their website or contact them via email or phone. The YEC headquarters is located in Boston, Massachusetts