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Career Panel

In 2009, GIA girls hosted a panel of 15 outstanding women community and business leaders who shared experiences about their career journeys and worked with the girls in small groups to answer questions and provide guidance on career interests. Panel participants were:


Ping Ho, MA, MPH

Director, UCLArts and Healing


Jaye J. Fenderson
Author & Producer


Eva Nemeth

Physical Therapist, Consultant, Movement Educator, former owner of Marina Physical Therapy


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Camille Ameen
Co-Founder of Inside Out Community Arts, Master Trainer/Teaching Artist at Inside Out and The HeArt Project, Council Facilitator/Mentor with Los Angeles Unified School District's Council Practioners' Center, and Actress


Sofia Escamilla

Managing Partner, Anita Santiago Advertising, Inc.


Margaret E. Phillips, Ph.D.

Associate Professor of International Business, Pepperdine University


Nichelle (Nikki) Walter

Adobe Certified Instructor & Front End Web Developer


Jennifer Polhemus

Economist, Precision Research


Danielle Wigley

Financial services professional, Fraser Financial Group


Megan Geraghty

Singer-songwriter/Associate Producer of a Comedy Theater Troupe


Karen Lee

Business Development, Peace Corps


Nicole Niednagel

Buyer, This Little Piggy Wears Cotton

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