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By Wilson Wu iLEAD was a two-day leadership campaign that went beyond the simple teachings of “be leaders” and “don't give up” speeches. Led by Macy Su, this program helped numerous students focus on developing a professional mindset, strengthening core values, and developing practical skills that apply to our lives. Even from the start, iLEAD emphasized that leadership isn’t a role or title given, but a way that you think, act, and work with others to achieve a goal. The ove

By Alice Li On January 10, 2026, the Youth Entrepreneur Society participated in a non-profit concert hosted by Music of Love at the Robinson Fine Arts Center. The event raised funds for Children’s Health Hospital while celebrating a unique fusion of traditional Chinese music and Western classical art. Instruments such as the pipa and guzheng took center stage, blending seamlessly with Western orchestration. The YES orchestra performed during the concert, and many YES members

by Chris Pan YES recently hosted a Pickleball Event. Team members came together for an afternoon of pickleball, laughter, friendly competition, and rewards which created an experience that was fun and memorable. Players of all experience levels took part, creating an inclusive environment that encouraged collaboration, helped strengthen team relationships and built a stronger YES community. Five teams were recognized with pickleball paddles as rewards, celebrating their parti

By Alice L The October meeting of the Youth Entrepreneurship Society was held at the Scottish Rite Hospital, featuring keynote speaker Macy Su , a Vanderbilt University graduate, YES founder, Big 4 consultant, and leadership and college coach. Macy shared her inspiring journey in a talk titled “From High School to Hired: College & Career Prep.”  She reflected on her own unexpected career path, from young aspirations of becoming a teacher to somehow ending up on the consultant

The Frisco Arts 5K Walk & Run at Kaleidoscope Park on October 18, 2025, brought the community together for a lively celebration of fitness, musical talent and a variety of the arts. What was a cloudy and relaxed morning quickly became a welcoming hub of the community, where sponsor booths drew crowds and united the people. Before the race, YES members received shirts to represent them and the YES society, while also being provided with delicious snacks to get them energized a

By Alice Li The Youth Entrepreneur Society (YES) held its September monthly meeting with our keynote speaker Stephen M. Hoffner, who delivered a presentation on the topic of interest-based negotiation. To start the meeting off, a networking session took place where the members were given a chance to catch up and talk before Mr. Hoffner took the stage.  Mr. Hoffner began by addressing a common misconception: many people view negotiation as a form of combat, a battle of will

By Wilson Wu On this day, the YES community gathered for a night to be remembered: a night filled with buzzing conversations, a lively atmosphere, and to no one’s surprise, decadent and aromatic food at the May Dragon Restaurant. As guests arrived at the event, the room buzzed with electricity, with a lively atmosphere created by all the connections forming between new and old members left and right. As students sat in their seats in preparation of dinner, the event was kic

By Alice Li On August 10th, 2025, YES officially started the 2025 - 2026 year with the kick-off meeting at Verona Villa in Frisco, Texas, announcing the beginning of another year at the Youth Entrepreneur Society. The event opened with a commemoration of the past year — a heartfelt video filled with beautiful photo collages celebrating the highlights of 2024–2025, setting the tone for the future ahead. As per tradition, the former president of YES, Sally Wang, welcomed and