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Juliette gordon low

Published on Nov 19, 2015

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PRESENTATION OUTLINE

Juliette gordon low

Girl Scout Cookies

Quick Facts

  • Birth Date: October 31, 1860
  • Place Of Birth: Savannah, Georgia
  • Education: VA female institution, Edgehill School
  • Occupation: Philanthropist
  • Age Started: 57 years old 

Juliette Gordon Low's husband, William Baden-Powell, the founder of Boy Scouts inspired her to create the Girl Scouts of the United States of America.

Entrepreneur as innovator

  • Turns new inventions, into goods or services that people want
  • She took the skill of baking cookies into a business

Entrepreneur as risk taker

  • Takes risk of starting a new businesss
  • Took risk in starting a Girl Scouts
  • During Women Suffrage Movement

Entrepreneur as sparkplug

  • Supplies energy, drive, & enthusiasm needed to turn ideas into realities
  • She successful assembled a Girl Scouts

Entrepreneur as strategist

  • Supplies the vision
  • Makes key decisions that set the course for business enterprises
  • Taught the same skills the Boy Scouts learned
  • Decided to use their abilities to bake and sell cookies

Ambition

  • Highly motivated 
  • Ability to see the big picture & stay focused
  • Sets Goals for themselves and never stop striving to achieve
  • She focused on suceesful creating a girl scouts

Self-Confidence

  • Believe in themselves
  • Feel certain that they can accomplish what they set out to do
  • She was confident enough and believe Girl Scouts would be benefical to war

Willingness to take risks

  • Thrive on hard work
  • Willing to sacrifice 
  • She thrive to show that girls are just as tough as the men
  • She took time to teach other women skills 

Perseverance

  • Don't give up
  • May have setbacks or experience failure along the way
  • Keeps going
  • Juliette Gordon Low discovers she has breast cancer 1923 
  • Continued with the Girl Scouts

Problem-Solving ability

  • Ability to come up with solutions to problems
  • During the war she sewed clothes for soldiers 
  • Assisted nurses when people became ill

OrganizatiONal skill

  • Able to manage time, resources, and people effectively and efficiently
  • Became the first president of the Girl Scouts
  • Helped create the first handbook for the Girl Scouts 
  • Was able to pay workers to staff the national office

Ability to motivate

  • Good at inspiring others
  • She was able to influence 7,000 women to join the Girl Scouts
  • Encouraged her girls to participate in sports and help their country