Meet the Mini Titans
Where Big Dreams Begin
When I first came to Mini Titans at 10, I was super shy and thought business was just for adults. But now, I’ve sold out an entire table of bath bombs with my team! We pitched our product to strangers and made real money and I felt so proud.
Mini Titans isn’t like a regular camp. We actually build real businesses and keep the money we earn (bursaries are available upon request – Click here to apply).
We mess up, try again, and keep going. I’ve learned how to be confident, work with others, and believe in myself.
Want to do something awesome this summer? Join Mini Titans, it’s where kids like us become leaders.
Our Purpose
Our camp empowers kids to become confident, creative problem-solvers through real-world business adventures. By launching their own projects, earning real money, and facing exciting challenges, campers build resilience, leadership, and life skills all while having a blast. It’s about growing bold thinkers who dream big, build bravely, and lead with heart.
Core Values
All of our core values are centred around Honesty.
- Honesty
This is the most important, off them all and it’s simple tell the truth. However this is never easy. - Discipline
Learning how to do what you don’t want to do when you don’t want to do it. - Resilience
Learning how to push through adversity and not take things personally. - Leadership
The difference between leadership versus manipulation. - Gratitude
What is the benefit of being happy with what you have. - Focus
Focusing on a task until complete while trying your best.
The Journey that Led to Mini Titans
In the spring of 2022, Mike faced the closure of his tourism business after seven years of effort. The setback forced him to question his direction and confidence. Then, during dinner one evening, his six-year-old son and four-year-old daughter asked, “Dad, how do you make money?”.
Instead of explaining, Mike decided to show them. Together, they launched a small lemonade stand. The kids helped with every step, hand-pressing fruit, testing recipes, negotiating fruit prices, and securing a selling spot.
On sale day, heavy rain forced them to pivot. After negotiating with a store manager, they moved their stand indoors. The children greeted every customer, refined their pitch, and learned how to turn challenges into opportunities. After five hours, they earned over $300.
Mike used that moment to teach three core principles: spend responsibly, save for the future, and give back to the community. Those same principles now guide their family projects and partnerships.
What began as a simple lesson in earning money became a model for resilience, entrepreneurship, and values-driven success.
