Business Troop Program Feature

In a few years, the Scouts in your troop will have the right to vote, own property, and sign contracts. Introduce them to the responsibilities they will have as adults in dealing with their business affairs. They will also learn something about how businesses operate in our society.

For one troop meeting, plan a visit to a local business or industry to learn how the free enterprise system works. Make arrangements beforehand to have a guided tour or a meeting with a company official to discuss business. The patrol leaders council might also want to invite a business person to a troop meeting.

Find the complete plans for the Business Troop Program Feature on the BSA website.

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