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Young Women’s Leadership Schools
We participated in TYWLS “Cool Women, Hot Jobs” Career Day series with the truly awesome girls from TYWLS in Jamaica, Queens on Tuesday, March 5th. TYWLS empower young women to achieve their higher education dreams and to fulfill their learning … Continue reading
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Though Bound to Organize LLC was founded in 2010, our friendship began over 25 years ago on the trading floor of a large New York based commercial bank. Together we have been through early childhood birthday parties, kindergarten separation, middle … Continue reading
