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<strong>Teen</strong> <strong>Girls</strong> on Business:Are They Being Empowered?A National Study from The Committee of 200 andSimmons College School of Managementon <strong>Teen</strong> <strong>Girls</strong>’ Career Ambitions, Aspirations,and Attitudes Toward Business and EntrepreneurshipFULL REPORTApril 2003
<strong>Teen</strong> <strong>Girls</strong> on Business: Are They Being Empowered?AuthorsDeborah Marlino and Fiona WilsonSimmons College School of ManagementThe Committee of 200The Committee of 200 (C200), founded in 1982, is the organization of leading women in business,dedicated to fostering growth and increasing opportunities for women entrepreneurs andcorporate leaders worldwide. The C200 membership collectively controls over $100 billion incorporate revenues in the U.S. and represents some 100 industries. Over 60% of the membersoccupy at least one corporate board seat, 95% serve on non-profit boards, and 17 membershave received presidential appointments at some time. C200 accomplishes its goal as a catalystfor change through a series of programs focused on outreach, education, and mentoring foraspiring women business leaders.Simmons College School of ManagementSimmons College School of Management is the center for women, leadership, and management.Since 1973, it has pursued the unique mission of educating women for power andleadership. We are committed to providing a premier business education to women MBA andundergraduate students and executives; being a recognized authority on women and leadership;and serving as a leading-edge resource for organizations committed to the success ofwomen managers and leaders. Simmons College School of Management is part of SimmonsCollege in Boston, MA.For more information contact:info@c200.org or teengirlsonbiz@simmons.eduWe gratefully acknowledge the Ewing Marion Kauffman Foundation for its assistancewith the printing and distribution of this report.The Ewing Marion Kauffman Foundation and its partners look beyond need to identifyand develop pivotal opportunities in Kansas City and nationwide to help create successfulbusinesses and improve the education of children. The Kauffman Foundation worksto advance entrepreneurship by reaching individuals of all ages through the delivery ofentrepreneurship education and development, and the promotion of an entrepreneurialenvironment. http://www.emkf.org.© Simmons College School of Management and The Committee of 200.Permission must be obtained from Simmons College School of Managementand The Committee of 200 before any part of this publication is reprinted,quoted, or transmitted in any form.
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