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Cool Girls entering grades 2-6 will have fun learning how to start businesses from outstanding STEM and startup mentors who love sharing what they do. Each girl can generate ideas, do a market survey of campus passersby near the porch, draft a business plan, design a logo and build a prototype, practice networking & team-building, and present their ideas to potential funders. Our accelerator can inspire the girls to a high level of accomplishment, adventure and innovation. http://events.r20.constantcontact.com/register/event?llr=ci4q8zdab&oeidk=a07ecxt3r2vb7979beb
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