CEO of Zolli Candy, Alina Morse

Alina Morse is an American business visionary, the CEO and originator of Zolli Candy. Her organization sells the sweets she created: sugar free candies called Zollipops, hard candy called Zolli Drops, and taffy called Laffy Taffy. The candy is sold on the web and in around 25,000 stores in the United States and universally, adding up to US$6 million in deals in 2018. She was the most youthful individual to be on the front of Entrepreneur Magazine, and she was twice welcome to the White House by First Lady Michelle Obama. As well as being the CEO of a multi-million-dollar organization, Morse goes to secondary school and moves seriously.

Morse goes to Walled Lake Central High School in Commerce Township, Michigan and moves seriously in expressive dance, hip-bounce, and jazz dance. During the school year, she offsets the organization with school work and dance work; throughout the late spring, she invests more energy with the business. The organization takes 35 to 40 percent of her time. In the wake of graduating secondary school, Morse means to go on to school to get familiar with running her organization.

Everything began when she went to keep money with her father, and the teller offered her a candy. Alina recalled how her folks disclosed to her sugar was awful for her teeth, so she declined. It was at 7 years old years-old she made it her main goal to allow children to have sound treats that tasted great. Together, Alina and her father set off to make tasty candy treats that were in reality useful for teeth. In 2014, the primary Zollipops treat hit the racks: a delectable veggie lover, all-common, sans sugar sweets.

14-year-old Michigan 10th grader Alina Morse is the most youthful individual to at any point elegance the front of Entrepreneur Magazine (2018) and runs a multi-million dollar all-characteristic sweets organization that cleans your teeth, with Southern California being the principal market her items were sold in. In 2019, SUCCESS Magazine named her a 30 under 30 while InStyle Magazine named her one of “Meet the Women Who Are Changing the World,” which additionally included previous First Lady Michelle Obama.