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Please email conference @ girlsaspire.org if you are interested in any of the opportunities below. We are also open to suggestions if you have another project in mind. In general, we are always looking for innovative marketing ideas. Let us know if you have one!

Food Manager - LOW
- Breakfast and lunch will be set up by a Simmons catering company
- Make sure that everything is easily accessible and encourage attendees to be seated quickly for the morning keynote speaker
- Check on the speaker room to make sure that food is set up
- Help distribute lunch boxes and make sure that they are easily accessible.
- Take care of any extra lunch boxes


Simmons College Liaison - LOW
- The Simmons College part of the conference wraps up at 4:30PM
- When everyone is on their way to the MFA, this person will stay behind
- Make sure that nothing is left behind: extra conference booklets, etc
- Check with the Simmons representative for the "ok" to leave


Featured Speaker Liaison - LOW
- Georgia Lee is the director of "Red Doors" - the film we will be screening at the MFA at the end of the conference
- She will be arriving from NYC to Boston via Amtrak with her producing partner early Saturday afternoon
- This person will need to either pick them up and drive them to Simmons, or be in contact with them and make sure the cab knows directions
- Let them know where they should be when they get there, and make sure that they are comfortable

ASPIRE, a Boston-based non-profit for high school and college AA girls, is proud to present the 2006 Asian American Women in Leadership Conference.

ASPIRE's Mission

To empower Asian American high school and college girls with career development and leadership skills through shared experiences and mentoring

Who's ASPIRE for?

ASPIRE aims to mentor and serve Boston-area high school and college Asian American young women who seek

• To better navigate the lifetime of opportunities and career choices ahead
• To make the most of their academic and extracurricular college experiences
• To learn from their Asian American sisters' accomplishments and insights

Why did we form ASPIRE?

In addition to a general need for more public role models, female Asian American students welcome the opportunity to benefit from the wisdom and advice of experienced women who relate to many of the same issues that these young women face. In 2001, a group of Boston-area Asian American women created a forum where their younger sisters could look for inspiration.

Who's behind ASPIRE and how can I get involved?

ASPIRE is run by a network of professional Asian American women. If you would like to learn more about opportunities to participate in ASPIRE, please contact us at info@girlsaspire.org.