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Local Teens Learn Marketing, Presentation Skills Via Fashion Council
Diamond Bar High students were among those chosen to serve on a "fashion council" for a local shopping center.
The following was submitted for publication by The Shoppes at Chino Hills:
Students from five local high schools have been selected to participate in the 3rd Annual Teen Fashion Council at The Shoppes at Chino Hills.
Finalists representing Chino Hills High, Diamond Bar High, International Polytechnic High, Los Osos High and Ruben S. Ayala High were selected through a competition held earlier this summer open to all area high school students.
"Members of the Teen Council will be connecting with consumers and working with retailers across various events at the center throughout the summer," said The Shoppes Director of Marketing Sarah Corrigan.
"They are very excited to be an integral part of our ongoing marketing programs and fashion events, and will also participate in programs at the shopping center that develop their fashion, retail public relations and presentation skills, while providing community service to enhance their education and career goals," she said.
Pictured in the photo are:
Top Row: Jaihee Choi, Sydney Lund, Kelly Nguyen, Sona Senapati, Dilasha Panigrahi; Bottom Row: Haley Rashidi, Brianna Flores, Adam Thai, Eryn Moore, Molly Chuaycham. Not pictured: Emaan Ahmed, Reyna Jash.
About The Shoppes at Chino Hills:
The Shoppes at Chino Hills is the Inland Empire's premier destination for shopping and dining with more than 70 tenants such as H & M, XXI Forever, Banana Republic, Victoria's Secret, Charming Charlie, Trader Joe's, P.F. Chang's China Bistro, Chipotle Mexican Grill, California Pizza Kitchen, Yard House Bar & Grill, Barnes & Noble Booksellers and Bath & Body Works, among others. Located on Grand Avenue at Peyton Drive off the 71 Freeway, The Shoppes at Chino Hills features more than 315,000 square feet of retail and restaurants in an open-air, main street-style pedestrian setting. Free Wi-Fi is featured in the Promenade area between the fountain and Barnes & Noble. For more information visit www.TheShoppesAtChinoHills.com.
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