Coaching Girls CEO Connection's Founder to Help Teen Girls Talk to Anybody | Sylvia Scott | Ep 1087
"Entrepreneurship for women builds confidence, especially with teenage girls." - Sylvia Scott
Join Niiamah (@niiamahashong) and Sylvia Scott for a live coaching conversation. Sylvia founded the Girls CEO Connection, Girls Creating Enterprising Organizations, in 2009 to engage high school girls as entrepreneurs, with groups of girls in Boston, California and Colorado, and she's the ambassador for Women's Entrepreneurship Day Colorado, a conference where most of the audience is teenage girls. Now she's turning it into a membership that brings girls from every school and club together, so more of them learn they can talk to anybody.
You'll walk away with:
- Why building for the people who actually show up beats designing for hypothetical ones
- How the build itself can become the lesson
- Where confidence really comes from, for teenage girls and for you
Timestamps:
00:00 - Welcome to Outlier's Edge Live
00:51 - Girls Creating Enterprising Organizations
03:29 - Where the Vision Started
05:52 - No Business Required
09:32 - It's for the Girls to Decide
12:03 - Why Entrepreneurship Builds Confidence
15:08 - Colorado Women's Entrepreneurship Day
17:37 - Turning It Into a Membership
21:29 - What Do the Girls Actually Want?
25:23 - You Can't Snow Out a Membership
27:55 - Help Us Design It
28:23 - The Build Is the Lesson
30:00 - Sylvia's Biggest Insight
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