About the founders
Playbook exists because reading about business isn't the same as building one
Playbook pairs a proven entrepreneurship curriculum with the engineering to make it a living simulation — a book's worth of hard-won lessons, rebuilt as software students run for themselves.
Jarrell is the author of The Ultimate Entrepreneurship Playbook for Teens and the origin of Playbook's curriculum. He shaped the seven-stage framework, the case studies, and the conviction behind the whole platform: young people are far more capable than most classrooms let them prove.
Erin is Playbook's co-founder and CTO, and the founder & CEO of AutomateNexus. He built the simulation itself — the stage engine, the live financial calculators, the grade-level content system, and the role-based dashboards — turning the curriculum into software students actually operate.
We don't teach students about entrepreneurship. We hand them a business and let them run it.
The Ultimate Entrepreneurship Playbook for Teens
Jarrell A. Green
The curriculum
From a book to a simulation
The platform's seven stages map directly to the chapters of The Ultimate Entrepreneurship Playbook for Teens. Every concept a student meets in the simulation traces back to the book's framework — now made interactive, differentiated by grade, and measured against real decisions.
That's what separates Playbook from a video course: the curriculum was designed to be practiced, and the platform makes practice the whole point.
Bring Playbook to your students
Playbook launches for 2026–27. Join the waitlist for early access and a launch invite.