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Seth Flowerman of Morristown, N.J. has been selected by the Young
Entrepreneurs’ Organization and the World Entrepreneurs’ Organization
as the 2004 recipient of the award, which is
sponsored by the NASDAQ Educational Foundation. Through this award, the
Foundation seeks to recognize students with entrepreneurial spirit who have
successfully applied the knowledge they’ve gained through JA programs.
As the president of Career Explorations LLC, Seth
organizes and runs a residential summer internship program for high
school students from around the country. Participants live at The Juilliard
School in the heart of New York City, intern for top organizations during
the day, and attend group activities such as concerts in Central Park,
sporting events, and Broadway musicals in the evenings.
A "getting to know New York" scavenger hunt, a Career Night with top
business executives, college visits, and a group community service project
round out the program. More information about Career Explorations is
available online at
www.ceinternships.com.
“I am honored that the panel from the Young Entrepreneurs’ Organization and
the World Entrepreneurs' Organization selected me as the JA Student
Entrepreneur of the Year,” said Seth. “My experience is just another example
of Junior Achievement’s commitment to educate students through high-quality
programs.”
Flowerman, who will attend Cornell University this fall, will be recognized
for his achievement at JA’s “Day on the Hill” event on September 8 in
Washington, D.C., during a presentation by Brien Bondi, president of the
Young Entrepreneurs Organization.
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Special thanks to the Young Entrepreneurs'
Organization and the World Entrepreneurs’ Organization
for judging this year’s award recognition. JA’s National Student
Entrepreneur of the Year was selected by: Mike Curran (WEO Houston); Greg
Ferguson (YEO Raleigh/Durham); Frank Grant (YEO Albany); Eric Jenkins (YEO
Utah); and Jon Owyang (WEO Los Angeles).
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Seth (center) is pictured here accepting his $1,000 check from Brien Biondi, CEO of Young Entrepreneurs Organization (left), and Melanie Sabelhaus, Deputy Administrator, Small Business Administration (right). |
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Check out
this video
on 2004 JA Student Entrepreneur of
the Year, Seth Flowerman, and see the story behind his business.
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