Women at Light Speed

This second December interview is a real holiday treat for Women Who Win listeners. Host Amie Chilson interviews Girls For A Change (GFC) Co-Founder and Co-Chief Executive Officer Niko Everett.

Niko Everett is one of the driving forces behind the influential and effective “GFC” a nonprofit foundation for teenage girls based in Phoenix, AZ and San Jose, CA. With a background in nonprofits, Everett has raised over $2 million and obtained national media recognition for her cause. Through her hard work and the support from the foundation, Niko is actively working towards taking GFC nationally. She has seen the positive influence the nonprofit has had on young girls in the Bay Area and is excited to move forward and inspire other members of our future generation.

Niko enlightens listeners with stories of the inspiring young girls her foundation has helped as well as the rewarding experiences that come with motivating future generations of powerful women.

GFC is a national organization that empowers thousands of teen girls to create and lead social change. GFC provides girls with professional female role models, leadership training, and the inspiration to work together in teams to solve persistent societal problems in their communities. Please visit http://www.girlsforachange.com/ for detailed information and ways to donate or become a coach.

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