In 2005, MYIA, Inc. hosted two GoGirlGo! events - in Oakland and Richmond, CA - where more than 150 girls signed commitments to “get moving.” Additionally, this year CityFlight Media Network and State Farm Insurance named Myia among the “10 Most Influential African Americans in the Bay Area,” in recognition of her community and academic accomplishments.In addition to her community work and sports activities, the highly awarded teen excels academically. MYIA, Inc. is located in Vacaville, CA. Myia Jones is 14-years-old and attends Vacaville Christian High School in Vacaville, CA.
Myia Jones and MYIA, Inc., please call (707) 301-6302, email e-mail protected from spam bots or visit www.myiajones.com.About TPC Foundation, Inc.: TPC Foundation, Inc. supports the growth and development of African American business and prepares youth for an entrepreneurial world. This mission is accomplished through mentoring and internships, small business training, conferences and seminars, and market research. TPC Foundation, Inc. works with a wide network of public and private sector organizations that provide support to minority business owners and youth.
PC is distinguished by its access to the strong network of subscribers and supporters of Turning Point Magazine. Recognized as a strong and positive vehicle for information, Turning Point Magazine has developed a strong reservoir of good will among people who care about economic and community development in the African American community. TPC Foundation, Inc. is therefore uniquely positioned to assist other organizations in ensuring that small business owners and youth have access to the information they need to succeed.
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