5th grade entrepreneur becomes youngest member of White House, TNs Chamber of Commerce [Video]

WHITE HOUSE, Tenn. (WKRN) — A young boy in White House is showcasing his entrepreneurship skills one ice cream sale at a time.

Caiden Cantero is proof that you’re never too young to become a business owner. In February 2024, the 5th grader purchased a bicycle ice cream stand. He was inspired by his parents, who also own businesses in White House. Setting up shop mostly at farmers markets, “Sweetsicle” spun into success

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Cantero, a 10-year-old boy with a passion for people and the courage to do something of his own, is the face of it all. News 2 met with Cantero Thursday to learn what he enjoys most about this experience.

“Meeting people,” Cantero responded without hesitation.

“He can speak to people so much better now, he was so shy at first,” Caiden’s mom, Sierra, explained. “In the beginning, he was having to use his …