"Maine Hosts the First Annual Bike Ride for Women Entrepreneurs in Countries Emerging...
Maine Hosts the First Annual Bike Ride for Women Entrepreneurs in Countries
Emerging from War
NEW YORK, Aug. 31 /PRNewswire/ -- On September 11, 2001, when the world
changed, Mary Ciampa was living in Hoboken, New Jersey about to embark on her
daily ferry ride across the Hudson River into her office in lower Manhattan,
soon to be known as Ground Zero. Her husband, Paul, left early that morning
and was already at work in the World Financial Center. Both Mary and Paul
survived. Many people they knew and worked with did not.
Responding to the horror of that day, Mary joined a pioneering group of
executives who believe that business can play a role in world peace. Mary
volunteered for the newly formed non-profit Business Council for Peace
(www.bpeace.org), dedicated to helping women entrepreneurs in countries
emerging from war create the jobs that inspire hope, peace and stability.
Bpeace's strategy is: more jobs mean less violence." Read More>>
Business Council for Peace Website click here.
