Join us for our next event: Introduction to B2B and Wholesales with Violet Coleman: Teens in Business Masterclass

Violet Coleman is the Founder and Creative Director of Georgie Paws. Georgie Paws was founded in 2016 when Violet was 13 years old on values that hold firm today. She has turned the pet industry upside down, leading the way with sustainable and considered shopping, focusing on reducing waste and caring for the earth.

Under Violet's leadership, Georgie Paws swiftly became renowned worldwide, being stocked in over 400 stores in Australia, New Zealand, USA, UK and Germany. Violet has also at exhibited over 35 domestic and international trade shows in the past 9 years, attracting the likes of Harrods, Anthropologie and Oprah Winfrey. Violet's remarkable journey has been recognized with winning SA Small business of the year in 2024 and a finalist in the SA E-commerce Exporter of the Year. At 14, she was even attracting attention from investors on Shark Tank.

In this session we'll cover the following topics:

What is B2B & wholesale? What does it look like? (The difference between B2B and B2C, wholesale pricing & quantities, distribution channels)
Where/how can I start implementing B2B & wholesale? (Catalogues, trade shows, online, wholesale platforms)

About the Teens in Business Club
The Teens in Business Club is an online community for young entrepreneurs who are running their own business to connect with other young entrepreneurs in Australia and share advice and feedback, and learn from each other's journey! Within the Teens in Business Club, we also provide helpful resources, mentoring and events to continue to support the growth of your business. The Teens in Business Club is an initiative of the non-profit social enterprise Young Change Agents.

Important Note:
The Teens in Business Club and Masterclass events are for young people aged 13-18 only and require you to receive permission as a young person to attend. Please complete the form here before the event so we can send you the Zoom link to attend.