The snake that comes full circle.

A snake eating its own tail sounds like the end of a game. In an ancient symbol, it can mean a new beginning.

Remember Dorothy from The Wizard of Oz? She travelled all the way to the Emerald City, only to discover that the power to return home had been on her feet all along.
We believe dreams work a little like that.
Kids have incredible imaginations. Parents, friends and families already have the knowledge, experience and resources to bring many of those ideas to life. Sometimes, all it takes is bringing everyone together to discover the magic they already have.
That's what Tomorrow CEO is about. A place to connect, create and turn little ideas into extraordinary things.
But before we start changing the world...
Let's play some games!Made for friends, family & future CEOs.
Three games, three adventures. Math Blaster is ready first. Choose a tab to switch games.
Choose your level and difficulty. Let’s make numbers move.
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Steer into the candy with the correct capital. Two answers are traps! Find all 13 capitals in a shuffled order to win.
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One second to read each new question. The clock keeps running.
Every completed round competes · Multiple spots per gamer
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Every round shuffles these 13 stops: British Columbia, Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba, Ontario, Quebec, New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, Prince Edward Island, Newfoundland and Labrador, Yukon, Northwest Territories and Nunavut.
Learn the capitals · Canada.ca ↗Ready, future high scorer?
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A SMALL PAPER FOR BIG QUESTIONS
Things we learned. Things worth sharing.
MORE TO WONDER ABOUT

Yes, it’s alive! In a tradition from Mexico’s Yucatán Peninsula, a living Maquech beetle is decorated and worn as jewellery.

Those little lights in the evening belong to a family of beetles—and the glow is chemistry at work.
The clues are hiding in our stories. Read, wonder, then have a go!
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+10 for each new discovery. One answer per question. Choose carefully!Sign in to collect points ↗The world is full of “wait, really?” A new mix of stories and questions each day. What have you learned lately?
Send a little discovery ↗We encourage everyone on the team to share their favourite book lists. Find one at your local library, borrow from a friend, or share a copy you’ve enjoyed.
Read it, love it, pass it on. Like your favourites and help other kids find their next read.

A robot on a wild island discovers how much there is to learn from the creatures around her.

A missing dad, remarkable beetles and a mystery that rewards a very curious mind.

An imaginary kingdom, a mysterious monster and children brave enough to question the story.

A collection of outrageous cautionary tales, full of ridiculous behaviour and comic consequences.

See a park through the eyes of a fast-running dog with a big heart and an unlikely circle of friends.

An artistic gorilla tells a moving story about friendship and imagining a better future.

Funny drawings and surprising animal facts, with a little sadness and plenty to wonder about. One page says that a wolf kicked out of its pack never howls again. Read it together and share the page that stays with you.
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At Tomorrow CEO, the children are the leaders. Our young leaders set the direction and learn entrepreneurship by running their own projects and businesses, with adults supporting them along the way.
Big ideas start with “what if?” Kaylie brings imagination, curiosity and creative possibilities to the projects we make together.
Designing the gameplay, dreaming up challenges and helping turn new ideas into games we can play together.
If there’s a glitch, Bella will find it. If there isn’t, give her five minutes. In charge of epic play-tests, impossible button combos and telling Owen, “I broke it again.”
Dad. Builder. Supports our young leaders with the engineering and technical resources to bring their ideas to life.
Pick an adventure, bring your ideas and learn as you go. Bring your curiosity! We can have more than one CEO, each leading a project, with adults nearby to help.
Bring your big idea, gather a crew and lead a project. We can have more than one CEO: different projects need different captains!
Let’s try it! ↗Dream up posters, catchy messages and fun ways to tell the world what we’re making. Big imagination beats a big follower count.
Let’s try it! ↗Share team news, celebrate little wins and help everyone follow what we’re dreaming up next.
Let’s try it! ↗Play-test our games, spot the tricky bits and suggest better rules, levels and challenges. Team up with Owen to make every round more fun.
Let’s try it! ↗Check the facts, polish the words and help choose stories that make kids say “wait, really?” Keep our newsroom thoughtful, kind and full of discoveries.
Let’s try it! ↗Explore new books, tell us what made you laugh or wonder, and help choose the next adventures for our bookshelf.
Let’s try it! ↗Everyone is welcome to share a discovery. Send a story and its source; after review, published posts get an author credit and date. Let’s learn from each other!
Share a discovery ↗Tell us a little about your idea. For young applicants, please ask a parent or guardian to help. This is an expression of interest in a learning project; submitting doesn’t assign a role.
Have a story instead? Everyone can send a discovery ↗
Behind every young CEO is a network of people who believe in their potential. Our Board of Directors and Investors provides the funding, experience and resources to help young entrepreneurs turn their ideas into reality.
Parents and supporting adults empower the children through mentorship, technical and operational resources, business connections, governance and guidance. They support the young leaders as they run their businesses.
Dad. Builder. Turns “can we make this?” into “let’s give it a try.” As a board member and founding investor, Gideon supports the children with investment, technical resources and mentorship while they lead their own projects and businesses.
A growing circle of support, with room for more parents, mentors and investors to help our young entrepreneurs thrive.
All values are placeholders, not actual financial results. A dash means data is not yet available.
Total investment committed
Funds available for projects
Number of participating investors
Children’s projects receiving support
An illustrated, interactive essay about starting small
and becoming your own first investor.
Occasional updates from Kaylie & Gideon.
New games, little projects, and things we’re proud of.
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