All Boss started as the dream of a nine year old boy named Tate. He created the first AllBoss cart to sell snacks at his brother's baseball games as a way to earn money for expensive gaming equipment.

To everyone's surprise, AllBoss attracted a lot of attention, resulting in Tate forming a team of new friends eager to assist.

AllBoss quickly became about a lot more than selling snacks, it helped Tate meet friends and engage with the community.

Tate acquired money management, social, and leadership skills. He developed confidence, independence, and embraced the business and 'Boss' title.

Tate's AllBoss idea came at a time when he needed it the most. The 4th grade was a challenge and he was struggling to find his place amongst his peers socially. Being autistic and understanding what that meant for him added to the stress he was feeling. AllBoss allowed Tate to be his authentic self and build relationships structured around something he was passionate about, snacks and video games.

Every week, Tate and his new friends got together and sold snacks, ate snacks, and had fun.

Tate's wish is that All Boss ignites the creative and entrepreneurial spirit in kids, inspiring them to dream big and not just imagine a business but create it.