Entrepreneurship and Innovation
Albany State University Reestablishes Black Youth & Entrepreneurship (BYE) Program
to Inspire Next Generation of Business Leaders

For more than 37 years, the BYE Program has served as a powerful educational initiative
aimed at helping high school students in ASU’s 27-county service area discover and
develop their business potential. Through immersive sessions, participants will explore
the concept of using their unique skills—what economists call “comparative advantage”—to
provide goods or services in the marketplace. The program also incorporates lessons
about housing and financial literacy, made possible through funding from the Georgia
Housing & Finance Authority's Comprehensive Housing Counseling (CHC) Grant Program.
For more information about the BYE Program, please contact kathaleena.monds@asurams.edu.