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March 4, 2013

 
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Ms. Gail Jones

Girls Self-Esteem Program National Director

 
Girls Self-Esteem Program Announcements 
  

(Sacramento, CA) The Founder of the National Girls Self-Esteem Program, Ms. Kandice Kelly will be out of the country for The Girls Self-Esteem Program's Sierra Leone, West Africa development.  

 

In her absence, The National Girls Self-Esteem Program is pleased to announce the Interim Director of the National Girls Self-Esteem Program is Ms. Gail Jones.
 

As a Three-year supporter of the Girls Self-Esteem Program (G-SEP), Ms.Gail has a passion for mentoring. Along with being a founding member of the All City Debutante Ball Committee (AC/DB) in Sacramento, Ms. Gail also mentors high achieving high school seniors and college students from Northern California to the Bay Area in the Deb/Gent AC/DB programs.
 

As a member of the Girls Self-Esteem Program Guild, Ms. Gail has planned and executed several key G-SEP classes, workshops and seminars, ranging from health and fitness to career/college interview coaching. She hosted Career Day for G-SEP members in 2012 in which several professional women from around California, shared their career paths with girls in the Girls Self-Esteem Program Academy.
 

As a professional, Ms.Gail's career background is well suited for directing a national program that is preparing to launch an international campaign.
 

Ms. Gail is an 18-year Human Resources (HR) professional of VSP Global. Her career spans a variety of HR functions including staffing, employee relations, benefits administration, training communications, and operations. She presently manages VSP's HR Service Center and Wellness Program. Ms. Gail is actively involved in VSP's diversity initiative; serving as the Membership Committee Chair for the Black Heritage Employee Resource Group (ERG), Coach/Mentor for the ERG Peer Advisor Program, and serves on the VSP Political Action Committee Board of Directors.
 

Ms. Gail is a former co-owner of a Curves Fitness Center for Women franchise (2004-2009). Along with her business partner the two businesswomen ran all facets of the business including staff development, payroll, account payables/receivables, marketing, vendor relationships, and special promotions.
 

Ms. Gail is a certified Professional in Human Resources (PHR); holds an Associate in Arts Degree in Paralegal Studies; a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration/Human Resource Management; and an Executive Masters in Business Administration.
 

On behalf of The National Girls Self-Esteem Program, Ms. Kandice Kelly-Founder, The G-SEP Parents Guild, our outstanding girls in G-SEP and Kayla our reigning G-SEP Ambassador Queen (her granddaughter) we welcome Ms. Gail Jones as our Interim Girls Self-Esteem Program National Director.


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Ms. Kandice and Ms. Doris on G-SEP Holiday Cruise 2012
Girls Self-Esteem Program Consultant

 

During Ms. Kandice hiatus Ms. Gail will be joined by Ms. Doris Marie Jones who will serve as our G-SEP Consultant. 

 

Ms. Doris has been a member of the Kaiser Permanente Department of Psychiatry in the Napa Solano Service Area for

almost 20 years.  Fifteen years as manager of adult crisis and case management services. She serves as Chief of Adult Services of the Kaiser Vacaville Psycharity Department.  She has served as State President of California Society for clinical social work.  President of NAUW National Association of University Women, Capitol Sacramento Branch. The Grambling State Grad received her Master's Degree in Social Work from San Francisco State University. She has been licensed by the Board of Behavioral Sciences since 1980. Ms. Doris has been an adjunct professor at several universities and is working toward retiring and doing a lot of what she's doing pictured above with Ms. Kandice.  But not before Ms. Kandice returns from Africa.

 

Ms. Doris is the grandmother of G-SEP's Little Miss Roseville Kaliah

Shalandra

Ms. Shalandra Holland

Girls Self-Esteem Program West Coast Director

 
Girls Self-Esteem Program West Coast Diretor
  
The Girls Self-Esteem Program would like to welcome Ms. Shalandra Holland-Jackson as The Girls Self-Esteem Program West Coast Director.  Ms. Shalandra has been with G-SEP since 2009. Her daughter De'Ajhane Jackson has held several local, state and national titles in our program and self-esteem pageants. 
 
 If Ms. Shalandra looks familiar it's because she served as a much beloved cheerleading coach for more than a decade in the Northern California and Bay Area.  She coached teams to both state and national titles.
 
 Ms. Shalandra manages the National Girls Self-Esteem Program Headquarters office, is a G-SEP Instructor and Mentor and will be hosting several workshops for G-SEP in the Northern California and Bay Areas. Thank you Ms. Shalandra for your service to G-SEP.   Your dedication to expand G-SEP will allow more girls to benefit from our mentoring and self-esteem program.

Keisha
Ms. Keisha Clayton G-SEP Guild President
 
  
  
  
Congratulations to our 2013-2014
Girls Self-Esteem Program President Ms. Keisha Clayton
  

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The National Girls Self-Esteem Program
 
The Girls Self-Esteem Program (G-SEP) is a youth outreach program aimed at building self-esteem in girls and young ladies. 

 

G-SEP takes a personal approach to help girls ages 4-18 recognize and believe in their inner beauty.  Our mentoring program promotes self-confidence, public speaking, self-esteem and overall excellence!  By addressing issues ranging from peer pressure to body image, G-SEP participants learn the importance of carrying themselves with grace and dignity, with emphasis on the importance of self-respect and self-worth.   

 

Each girl is encouraged to make a commitment to excel in academics, physical fitness, as well as in civic and social involvement in their communities and schools.

G-SEP participants learn Verbal Judo, etiquette, beauty and how to cope with peer pressure.  Each queen must pledge to respect herself throughout her teen years and beyond.

 

G-SEP is self funded and led by female mentors, mothers, grandmothers, aunts and women who believe that girls benefit from positive female support, mentoring and socialization.  Fathersand positive male figures are incorporated into the program to reinforce the value of positive relationships with males, ranging from family dynamics to business and social interaction.

 


Girls Self-Esteem Program
916-739-1689 
8551 Folsom Blvd.
Sacramento, CA 95826
  
  
Stay tuned for an update on African Fiesta 2013 Our Girls Self-Esteem Program Sierra Leone, West Africa Commitment

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