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Empower Teen Girls to Become Successful Women

WEDNESDAY, 30 JUNE 2010


We’ve seen the stories in the news about bullying, sexting, and teen pregnancy, but one socially conscious company is changing that. Inspired Girls International, a Los Angeles based personal development company and lifestyle brand for teen girls is producing its Inspired Girls Success Summit National Tour this fall in Los Angeles, New York, Houston, Atlanta and Nashville. The events feature interactive workshops, live entertainment, beauty bars, giveaways, and more. Featuring speakers and success coaches from across the U.S., the Success Summit inspires and educates teen girls on the specific skills they need to become the feminine leaders of the next generation. The event also features workshops for parents on topics like social media, bullying, and paying for college.

Inspired Girls has partnered with non-profit organizations and women professionals in each of the five cities on the tour. C&G Enterprises (New York), Jewels & G.EM.S. (Atlanta), Universal Event Planning (Nashville), Imani Phi Christ (Los Angeles), and Living Life Golden (Houston) are the partnering organizations. A portion of the proceeds from the event will be donated to the non-profit partners.

Girls who attend the Success Summit receive full color workbooks, membership to the Inspired Girls online community, an opportunity to win college scholarships, makeovers and more. The curriculum for the event covers financial literacy, academic excellence, personal development, beauty, health & fitness, relationships, and spiritual growth. According to the survey results, one hundred percent of the girls who attended last year’s Summit would come again and bring a friend.

“This event goes beyond self-esteem and teaches the science of success. From entrepreneurship to makeup, we’ve created a holistic curriculum that’s full of actionable content and really inspires girls to create a life of purpose,” says Inspired Girls CEO Lisa Nicole Bell.

This year’s event features workshops for parents on important topics such as bullying, paying for college, dating, and more. Luna is sponsoring healthy snacks for the girls and their parents, and every girl who attends will receive a yearlong subscription to Seventeen magazine.

Source: www.pr.com

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