Hot Mommas Project Announces Winners of 2012-2013 Global Case Study Competition: World’s Largest Womens Case Study Library Features Digital Role Models, Mentors
The nationally award-winning women’s leadership and mentorship venture, The Hot Mommas® Project, announces its 2012-2013 case study competition winners. The top global winners will be published in a Prentice Hall textbook. All winners, finalists, and authors will be honored in the Fall at the George Washington University School of Business
Read MoreSecond Early Publishing Prize Winners!
Thank you to everyone who published by the second early-bird publishing deadline. We really appreciate all of your hard work, and so will all the women and girls whose lives you will change by sharing your stories! And now, for the winners: Drumroll please…. The winner of the $100 SEPHORA gift card is… April M! Read April’s case “Professional Flexibility in Uncertain Times: Developing your Professional Essence” here! The winner of the Alchimie Forever gift valued at $50 is… Jazzmon Wright! Read Jazzmon’s case “War,...
Read MorePrizes for Hot Mommas Project 2012-2013 Authors
Want SWAG to go along with being a published author, role model, and mentor? Your wish is our command.... P.s. ALL cases submitted before the regular deadline (that proceed to finals) will be entered to win the grand prize: A chance to have your case published in an upcoming edition of a major Prentice Hall textbook.
Read MoreSo You’ve Been Nominated… Now What?
Updated 3.7.13: NEW ”Finishing School” case coaching on 3/14 and 3/19 – see below. First of all, congratulations on your nomination as a role model for girls and women in The Hot Mommas Project’s 2012-2013 Case Competition! (Not nominated? Click here). Every case that we collect serves as a valuable teaching tool for women all over the world, and we are very excited to have you contribute to what is already the world’s largest Women’s Case Study Library! At this point you may be thinking “Okay, I’ve been nominated. Now what?”Luckily you...
Read More2013 Hot Mommas Nomination for Role Models/Mentors
The Hot Mommas Project is an award-winning leadership project increasing confidence of women and girls through exposure to role models. Our founder teaches the nationally award winning Women's Entrepreneurial Leadership at the George Washington University School of Business, Center for Entrepreneurial Excellence. You don't have to be a momma to be a "Hot Momma": All dynamic women over 18 may share their story. ....Chelsea is a college student battling lupus. ....Mercedes is an exchange student with a small rural town in her rear view, and a masters degree in her future. ...Brenda is a CEO who was told "you can't." ...Jennifer was told "You can," but - right now - is wondering if she really can. What is your story?
Read MoreDo You Have FOMO? (Fear of Missing Out)
Do you have FOMO? Fear of missing out. As a result, do you sometimes feel you're stretched in a million directions? Unable to focus on what's most important. One thing we see a lot of at the nationally award-winning women's education venture The Hot Mommas Project is this: Women not spending enough time forming relationships with mentors. Why does this happen?
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Proud of the women in your life? We are too. The Hot Mommas Project makes role models real to women and girls around the world with a click. Be a role model and share your story, read one, or nominate someone today.
What we do: Role models and mentors matter to women and girls. A lot. Your stories, combined with our award-winning teaching tools, increase confidence up to 200%.
Who: You don't have to be a momma to be a "Hot Momma." Gen Y and Gen X women are our biggest fans, all are welcome.
Why us? We're the world's LARGEST women's case study library (aka stories). Take our confidence-building curriculum - the only one of its kind - from the basement to the boardroom.
Where: Founded by the instructor of Women's Entrepreneurial Leadership at the George Washington University School of Business, CFEE....we're HQed in DC - but you'll find our authors from Tunisia to Tennessee.
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