Annual Finances & Fitness Girls Summit | Zumba Fitness, WNBA, Wells Fargo & Chick-Fil-A Sponsors..

July 30, 2012 - PRLog -- Each girl will leave the summit with a new attitude and the fundamental skills necessary to become successful. Attendees will enjoy gift bags sponsored by MoneyTrail, Famzoo, Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta, Metropolitan Dermatological Surgery PC, Girlpreneurs Worldwide, Young Adult Finances, Triple Gift Inc., Allowance Tree, Black Women’s Health, and YMCA Atlanta.

Guest speakers will discuss nutrition, self-esteem, body image fitness, financial literacy, and career empowerment from industry leaders such as; Zumba Fitness, Atlanta Dream, WNBA, Wells Fargo, Dream Big Inc., and Success in Stilettos.
SheWill is dedicated to changing the course of financial illiteracy by providing programs to assist young girls with managing expenses, generating income, personal banking, saving, investing, giving, as well as career orientation. In addition to financial literacy, the girls will obtain life skills that will assist in protecting their finances.  

Participants will develop the necessary skills to become financially independent. Many young consumers start in their early twenties with student loans and credit card debt and such early entanglements can hinder their ability to accumulate wealth or choose an acceptable career.

WHAT: Annual Finances and Fitness Girls’ Summit
WHEN: Saturday, August 11, 2012
TIME: 9 AM – 3 PM. Registration begins at 8 AM.
WHERE: Ivy Preparatory Academy: 3705 Engineering Drive, Norcross, GA 30092
REGISTRATION INFO: http://shewillevents.eventbrite.com
MEDIA: RSVP w/publicist, LaNisha Rene, via email pr@lrconsultingent.com or call 404.981.5723

About SheWill, Inc.

With the recent changes within our economy and the increasing financial debt endured by our Nation and consumers, there is a clear understanding of the dire need for the services provided by SheWill, Inc.  To have a positive effect, financial education should be taught in the early stages of a young girl’s life.  Many young girls must confront confusing and complicated decisions in today’s financial environment and financial mistakes made early in life can have a lasting effect.  For more information about this community-based non-profit, please visit http://www.shewill.org for more details.