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Washington Business Week (WBW) creates a hands-on experiential environment to educate, empower and encourage a diverse population of high school students to recognize and achieve their potential. Business leaders, educators, high school students, and community volunteers teach and inspire one another to be responsible employees, employers and citizens.
WBW’s programs place high school students in a dynamic simulation where they compete as industry professionals, sharpen communication skills, and face real-world challenges. With the guidance of a mentor from the business community, students gain a competitive edge in college preparation, workplace readiness, and overall life success.
WBW has inspired more than 20 programs across the world and is recognized by both high school leaders and world leaders as a program that changes lives in profound ways.
WBW’s programs place high school students in a dynamic simulation where they compete as industry professionals, sharpen communication skills, and face real-world challenges. With the guidance of a mentor from the business community, students gain a competitive edge in college preparation, workplace readiness, and overall life success.
WBW has inspired more than 20 programs across the world and is recognized by both high school leaders and world leaders as a program that changes lives in profound ways.
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Nick Quinlan
Executive Director at Washington Business Week. Former COO at Major League Hacking. Before that SendGrid Developer Evangelist.
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