Junior Achievement alumna Rhea Tuli of Chantilly High School took her JA experience to the next level by representing the Greater Washington region at the first ever JA Global Alumni Conference in Vienna, Austria.
JA of Greater Washington Named 5 Star Award Recipient by JA USA
FORBES: Making Your Impact Transparent To Donors, by Jack Kosakowski, President & CEO of JA USA
“Is it making a difference?”
That question, particularly from donors, is among the most challenging for nonprofits to answer. It’s not due to a lack of desire on the part of a nonprofit to do so, but it ultimately comes down to what the donor really means by the question and what resources are available for a nonprofit to provide the answer within a reasonable budget.
JA Student Kurien Thomas Addresses Financial Services Roundtable
Junior Achievement and Voya Financial® Launch JA Influencer, a Free Online Resource for Educators
Junior Achievement unveiled a brand new online resource that allows teachers, school counselors, and parents to help high school students better understand the finer points of financial literacy, work readiness, and entrepreneurship. The resource, JA Influencer, is part of JA®’s ongoing effort to empower young people to own their economic success and has been made available through a generous grant from Voya Financial®.
White House Welcomes JA® Entrepreneurs
The President and two of his senior advisers – his Science Advisor, Dr. John Holdren, and U.S. Chief Technology Officer Megan Smith – met some of that talented next generation as they welcomed student winners from national entrepreneurship competitions to the White House, including Rachel Gorgas, CEO of the JA Company of the Year CCA Today, and Joseph Fortuno, winner of the JA Microsoft Social Innovation Award for his company Herban Movement.