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Discovering
My Abilities
by Joe Steffy
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Joe and his parents recently presented on a webcast on Developing A Business
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Additional Resources:
Start-UP/USA Entrepreneur Leadership Network - Joe is a member of the Start-Up USA Entrepreneurs. Joe Steffy
KC Community News Article - Kettle Korn venture proves golden for Joe - Business
is source of fulfillment for 21-year-old Louisburg man with Down's Syndrome & autistic
disorder
http://tinyurl.com/294am7
U.S. News & World Report article: How One Autistic Young Man Runs a Business - Poppin' Joe's Kettle Korn shows how special-needs children can fare as adults - Joe Steffy is off to Overland Park, Kan., this week to do a PowerPoint presentation on his business, Poppin' Joe's Kettle Korn. He's a 23-year-old small-business man with a goal of $100,000 in sales by 2012. Joe also has autism and Down syndrome and is nonverbal. When he gives his talk, he will push buttons on an augmentative speech device to deliver the words. His audience will be parents who fervently hope their own special-needs children will be able to work, too. Read the U.S. News & World Report article