A CT nonprofit has sent 16K women and girls through its 'mini MBA' program. It plans to keep growing.

Nov. 13—Raised from age five onward by her single mother in southern California, Jennifer Openshaw was cleaning motel rooms at age 14 to help make ends meet — with the

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