Build the skills students need to succeed—and lead
Teen Exec helps students develop practical skills in time management, organization, decision-making, and leadership
Teen Exec Student Leadership Research Project
Thank you to the 308 student leaders and advisors who participated in this national research effort.
Survey responses have now been collected from 271 student leaders and 37 advisors representing 44 states and the District of Columbia. Participants included leaders from student council, DECA, FBLA, BPA, SkillsUSA, HOSA, FCCLA, FFA, Key Club, National Honor Society, Science Olympiad, robotics teams, speech and debate, journalism, performing arts, athletics, cultural organizations, and many other school and state leadership organizations.
Survey participation by state. Responses were received from 44 states and the District of Columbia.
We’re now analyzing the data and preparing a comprehensive report that will be released in September 2026.
Research Updates
Early Lessons from My Student Leadership Research Project → Read the blog
What I’m Learning From Student Leaders → Read the blog
Featured episode
Leadership, Decisions, and Making a Difference — with Massachusetts Representative Alice Peisch
Natalya Lucas talks with Massachusetts State Representative Alice Peisch about leadership, decision-making, public service, and how young people can make a difference in their communities.
Many students are capable, but struggle to manage their time and stay organized.
Teen Exec focuses on the skills behind the work, helping students build systems, make better decisions, and take ownership of their responsibilities.
These are the skills that drive success in school, activities, and leadership.
How it works
Workshops
Small-group sessions to help students stay organized, manage time, and make better decisions.
1:1 Coaching
Personalized support to help students stay organized, manage time, and follow through consistently.
Podcast
Conversations that help students think more clearly about decisions, priorities, and growth.
Summer 2026 Workshops
This summer, Teen Exec offered four interactive workshop topics for middle school students at the Weston Public Library, with eight sessions reaching capacity.
Students practiced practical strategies for planning ahead, staying organized, making thoughtful decisions, and getting back on track when things don't go as planned.
What students gain
✓ Stronger time management and planning
✓ Better organization across school and activities
✓ More confidence in decision-making
Students leave with systems they can actually use
✓ Greater independence and follow-through
✓ Ability to take initiative and lead
See how these skills come to life in a featured podcast episode:
Stay informed about Teen Exec
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