The good Cornellians can do: Jane Plitt ’69

"It's never too late to make a difference," says Jane Plitt '69.

Jane founded the National Center of Women's Innovations—at age 76.  Jane, an award-winning small business owner and arbitrator, says she founded the nonprofit under the principle, "to be it, you must see it."

"Within one year, it has a vibrant base of supporters" she says, all aligned with the mission of bringing "recognition to forgotten women innovators who have changed the world, and to use that recognition and hands-on-STEM programs to inspire young girls to be innovative like their foremothers."

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