Let's check in with Marina Park, CEO of Girl Scouts of Northern California, who writes fantastic op-eds for The San Francisco Chronicle. This past week fifty teen girls from under served communities throughout Northern California joined twenty women business executives and Camp Sugar Pine staff for Camp CEO, where through fun, adventure and serious conversations the girls discovered how they can become "chief executive officers" of their own lives. Camp CEO is by far, one of my favorite Girl Scout Initiatives to write about. Definitely read the entire article, wherein Park gives seven reasons why she is happy that she joined the Girl Scouts as CEO.
Monday, August 9, 2010
Let's check in with Marina Park, CEO of Girl Scouts of Northern California, who writes fantastic op-eds for The San Francisco Chronicle. This past week fifty teen girls from under served communities throughout Northern California joined twenty women business executives and Camp Sugar Pine staff for Camp CEO, where through fun, adventure and serious conversations the girls discovered how they can become "chief executive officers" of their own lives. Camp CEO is by far, one of my favorite Girl Scout Initiatives to write about. Definitely read the entire article, wherein Park gives seven reasons why she is happy that she joined the Girl Scouts as CEO.
California's Future CEO's Convene at Camp
Let's check in with Marina Park, CEO of Girl Scouts of Northern California, who writes fantastic op-eds for The San Francisco Chronicle. This past week fifty teen girls from under served communities throughout Northern California joined twenty women business executives and Camp Sugar Pine staff for Camp CEO, where through fun, adventure and serious conversations the girls discovered how they can become "chief executive officers" of their own lives. Camp CEO is by far, one of my favorite Girl Scout Initiatives to write about. Definitely read the entire article, wherein Park gives seven reasons why she is happy that she joined the Girl Scouts as CEO.