Turn a Girl into a BOSS through a SISTERHOOD that inspires all girls to DREAM BIGGER and use their VOICE as their POWER to create economic change for all women and girls GLOBALLY.
Broaden opportunities that promote success and income equality for women and girls globally.
"Adventure is worthwhile in itself."
- Amelia Earhart, American Aviator
Business & Financial Development
Members learn how to navigate various systems of business, economics, and finance. They learn successful blueprints to wealth creation and building a enterprise.
health & wellness
Members learn how to embrace self-care to increase work/life balance, stress management, combat anxiety and depression, and physical and mental awareness.
sOCIAL MEDIA & MARKETING
Members are provided the opportunity to network with business and political leaders, participate in media and marketing development for but not limited to POWER Magazine, BG Live, and various company and community events.
Global travel
By traveling the world, members are educated and exposed to the arts of numerous cultures, the operations of business, the functions of government, and the power of a sisterhood bond.
personal empowerment
Members learn how to define and embrace their personal identification and aspirations. Members learn their patience, purpose, and persistence to afford them insight on their greater self.
Definition of a Boss Girl?
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A Girl who is well traveled
- A Girl who understands the interconnections of business and economics
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A Girl who knows how to brand and market herself unapologetically
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A Girl who can stand against the odds of existing injustices
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A Girl who empowers and supports other Girls
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A Girl who uses her skills and resources to impact positive change
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A Girl who EXECUTES
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A Girl who DREAMS BIGGER
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Did you know...
We are all entitled to human rights across the globe however, women and girls still face gender discrimination.
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In over 70 countries, women hold no property or inheritance rights.
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Only 6% of black women travel globally.
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Only 27.8% of the U.S. House of Representatives are women. WOMEN NEED A VOICE
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88% of women said they compare themselves to images in the media.
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Only 8% of Fortune 500 CEO's are women with 2 being black women.
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Only 12.8% of the U.S. population is Black while 2.4% of U.S. businesses are black-owned vs. 72% of the U.S. population is White while 86.5% of U.S. businesses are white-owned.
Are we helping or fueling the growth of women bosses?
Accomplishments
Served 277 girls throughout the US
Provided 3 Global Travel scholarships
Earned Fulton County, GA Proclamation