High-Tech High Schooler Builds And Protects Websites

Online, December 2, 2009 (Newswire.com) - Fayetteville, NC - YOUNG high school student embodies positive trend sweeping the Black business community that offers encouraging signs for the future of the Black economy.

Alexandra Washington, a North Carolina sophomore, is the youngest member of the Black Business Builders Club and a budding entrepreneur. Ms. Washington is a textbook example of the vision that many economics-focused Black leaders - such as Lee Green who founded the Black Business Builders Club -- have long nourished.

In addition to maintaining a very respectable GPA, she is also vigorously engaged in extra-curricular activities. Her first love though is "hacking"; no not the kind of activity the word usually brings to mind, but the exact opposite.

She actually provides Internet users with information that they need to protect their websites and computers from those seeking unauthorized access with malevolent intentions. Her eBook "The Hackers Domain: Preventive Hacking 101" is designed to enable users to fully protect themselves from online attempts to breach system security.

In the age of ever-increasing identity theft her services are certainly in demand.

The enterprising high-schooler makes her eBook available on her website at http://www.stophack.webs.com and uses a rather powerful USP; she can offer her product at a very competitive price due to extremely low overhead because she still lives at home with her parents.

On top of the whirlwind of school-related functions and studies, Ms. Washington somehow finds time to be an active and qualified member of the Black Business Builders Club which provides her with residual income that will grow over time to provide her with funding for college.

She also makes time to maintain her hacking website and administer a social website at http://undergroundtech.ning.com.