15 years old and CEO of a multimillion-dollar company: this is Alina Morse
15 years old and CEO of a multimillion-dollar company: this is Alina Morse Tessa Ham • Rich & Famous • 14 Apr 2021 Alina
Alina Morse featured on Dr. Oz Show with Barbara Corcoran
Dr. Oz and Barbara Corcoran loved Zollicandy and welcomed Zolli CEO Alina Morse to the show, March 2021.
For Women First: Zolli Candy is Delicious
For Women First asked 100 readers and staffers to weigh in: Would you ever try teeth whitening candy? 78% said “Yes!”
Elf on the Shelf Travels
A week's worth of locations the Elf on the Shelf has been caught red-handed.
Business Insider: 8 women entrepreneurs under 30 to watch in 2021
Business Insider recognizes fifteen-year-old Alina Morse, CEO of Zolli Candy, as one of eight female entrepreneurs to watch in 2021.
Only Good TV: Teen Starts Candy Company That Is Good For Your Teeth!
A charitable effort that sprung from Zolli Candy is the Million Smiles Initiative, which commits 10% of the profits and One Million Zollipops to support oral health education in schools and qualified organizations.
The Epoch Times: How This Teen Entrepreneur Created a Million-Dollar Candy Empire
Zollipop is the third best-selling lollipop on Amazon, outselling classic brands like Dum Dums, Charms Blow Pops, and Tootsie Pops. They are sold in roughly 25,000 major retailers in America, including Whole Foods, Walgreens, Walmart, and Kroger.
ABC7NY: 14-year-old Alina Morse invents all-natural candy that cleans your teeth
ABC7NY: Zolli Candy was invented by 14-year-old Alina Morse. The line is an all-natural, gluten-free, dairy-free, vegan and non-GMO candy, and certified sugar-free by Sugarwise.
Entreprenuer Magazine’s Elevator Pitch
Zolli's CEO, 13-yr-old Alina Morse, gave her one-minute elevator pitch on Entreprenuer's Elevator Pitch to raise $1 million. Watch to see if they sent her up or down!
Zolli’s CEO Alina is on the cover of Entrepreneur!
Read Alina's Story in Entrepreneur Zolli’s CEO Alina is on the cover of Entrepreneur! What lands our 13-year-old teenprenneur on the cover of
Entrepreneur Magazine: 9 Year Old’s Sweet Business
Alina tells Entrepreneur, ‘Why can’t we make a lollipop that’s delicious and good for your teeth?’” She did just that in 2014, when she started up her company using $7,500 of savings from her grandparents.