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Entrepreneurship programs for the ascending generations continue to extend into K-12 and higher education. Sports executive and entrepreneur Angelina Lawton represents a growing number of women impacting traditionally male-dominated industries.
Entrepreneurship programs for the ascending generations continue to extend into K-12 and higher education. Sports executive and entrepreneur Angelina Lawton represents a growing number of women impacting traditionally male-dominated industries.
This post has originally been written by Forbes Magazine on Mon, Feb 06, 23. Find the original post here at Forbes Magazine
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