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The Economic Times
The Economic Times
National
Piyush Shukla

Meet Moziah Bridges, the 12-year-old Memphis entrepreneur who turned handmade bow ties into a business that generated about $150,000 in sales and funded summer camp for local children

At an age when most children were focused on school, sports and weekend plans, Moziah Bridges was already thinking about fabric, patterns and customers. He was only 9 when he started making bow ties, but the hobby quickly became a business with a growing customer base and a small team behind it. Within three years, Bridges had built Mo’s Bows into a business reported to be worth about $150,000, attracting national media attention along the way.

How did a love of bow ties become a business?

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