5 companies that are investing in tomorrow's leaders
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5 COMPANIESTHAT AREINVESTING INTOMORROW'SLEADERS
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LAKISHA AND JASONWILLIAMS
BY JASON AND LAKISHA WILLIAMS
1. ANNPOWERVITAL VOICESINITIATIVE
Do you know a girl who wants to change theworld?
ANN INC., mothership to clothing retailersAnn Taylor and LOFT offers selective
fellowships to teenage girls.
Fellows receive leadership training, an opportunityto present a proposal at a national conference, and
grants to make their proposal a reality.
2. L'OREAL
WOMEN IN SCIENCEFELLOWSHIP
Since 2004, the initiative hasawarded $3 million in grants tomore than 60 female scientists
70% of the scientists andinnovators at L'Oreal arefemale
L'Oreal is dedicated torecruiting more females into
the STEM field.
Women make up only 24%of the STEM industry inthe United States
3. MARVEL'SCAPTAIN AMERICA:
GIRLS REFORMINGTHE FUTURECHALLENGE
EASTWAY UNIVERSITYOF SOCIAL SCIENCES
In celebration of their newestfilm release, Marvel is
recruiting talented femaleteens to upload a video ofthemselves, and their bestworld-changing solution.
If selected, the finalists willpresent a world changing ideato a panel of leaders in thescience and technology
industries.
One winner will receive aninternship opportunity at
Marvel Studios.
Inspiring a new generation of girls to be activemembers of the STEM industries
4. AERIE: THIS IS WHO WEARE NOWCAMPAIGN
DANA SEGUIN, AERIE'SSENIOR DIRECTOR OF
MARKETING
"Nothing is covered up—tattoos,stretch marks, scars, freckles
—what you see is what you get."
Aerie's new campaign featuresmodels who are not retouched or
altered by photoshop.
Aerie is a leader in transparentand realistic advertisement
geared towards young women.
5. COCA-COLA5BY20
Coca-Cola is promising to help 5million women get access to fresh
water by 2020.
Who they've helped so far: 865,000 women becomecommunity entrepreneurs--farmers, artisans, artists.
Above and beyond: Coca-Cola connects withgovernments and international organization to
provide business classes, resources, and suppliesdirectly into the hands of community leaders.