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Lynne Franks is a renowned British businesswoman and founder of one of the earliest and most successful public relations consultancies in the 1970s. She left school at 16 and began her career as a secretary before founding her own PR firm, Lynne Franks PR, out of her kitchen at age 21, which grew to advise major multinational corporations and organizations. In the 1990s, she founded SEED, an empowerment program and global network for women in business, and authored several books on the topic, including "The SEED Handbook." Through SEED workshops and training programs, she has helped promote women's entrepreneurship and leadership internationally.

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Lynne Franks was born 16th April, she is the creator of the best known Public Relations consultancies in the beginning of the 70s. Lynne Franks is popular amongst the communication world, she has reached great heights in her career as a well known business woman and founder of the SEED empowerment programmes for women. She is regularly features and writes for many of the UK's leading publications, she also appears in international media, television and radio on her appearance she often addresses the subjects of social change, consumer patterns, corporate responsibility and women in business. Lynne Franks left school at the age sixteen, soon after she began working as a secretary before joining the UK's first weekly young women's magazine, 'Petticoat'. At the age of 21 from her kitchen table Lynne Franks began her own Public Relations firm, Lynne Franks PR. Which developed to be one of the best known Public Relations agencies in the world, advising and guiding multi- national business and non- profit organisations around the
Lynn Franks made her decision to leave the PR world after 21 years as she wanted to take on different paths, she took the path of being an international female spokesperson speaking on the subject of today's and tomorrow's world, both for individuals and society at large. In 1994, she operated UK's first women's radio station, she presented her own radio show called 'Frankly speaking'. Before heading to the UN's Women's conference in Beijing, Lynne formed the leading UK event, 'What Women Want', to get consideration to the advancing position of women in the society.
Lynne Franks has written four books, including 'The SEED Handbook: The feminine Way To Create Business' which was published in 2000, the book proved to be popular amongst with women around the world. The book illustrates on how women can begin their business in a new, feminine way, she created workshops and training programmes for women in the UK she built her ideas and custom to live. With SEED fast becoming the provider of one of the most internationally perceived women's enterprise and leadership training as well as becoming a global women's network. This programme is supported by the British Government's of Trade and Industry's Strategic Platform For Women and Enterprise. Many of the SEED facilitators have directed programmes across the UK.
Lynne still remains and takes part personally in the workshops and retreats established on the 'Feminine Principles' amongst all this going on she has developed forthcoming SEED programmes for teenage girls, women in Corporate superiority and deprived women in developing countries. She also went and publish several other handbooks, a new edition of the SEED handbook was published on International Women's day. 2007 saw Lynne Franks co-operated with The Tribal Group who brought up their SEED Women Into Enterprise Programme with Lynne, The programme is an educational combination learning tool with Numeracy and Literacy embedded and concentrates at the public sector. This is being put on through enterprise agencies, FE's, women's prisons other women's association leadership.

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  • 2. Lynne Franks was born 16th April, she is the creator of the best known Public Relations consultancies in the beginning of the 70s. Lynne Franks is popular amongst the communication world, she has reached great heights in her career as a well known business woman and founder of the SEED empowerment programmes for women. She is regularly features and writes for many of the UK's leading publications, she also appears in international media, television and radio on her appearance she often addresses the subjects of social change, consumer patterns, corporate responsibility and women in business. Lynne Franks left school at the age sixteen, soon after she began working as a secretary before joining the UK's first weekly young women's magazine, 'Petticoat'. At the age of 21 from her kitchen table Lynne Franks began her own Public Relations firm, Lynne Franks PR. Which developed to be one of the best known Public Relations agencies in the world, advising and guiding multi- national business and non- profit organisations around the
  • 3. Lynn Franks made her decision to leave the PR world after 21 years as she wanted to take on different paths, she took the path of being an international female spokesperson speaking on the subject of today's and tomorrow's world, both for individuals and society at large. In 1994, she operated UK's first women's radio station, she presented her own radio show called 'Frankly speaking'. Before heading to the UN's Women's conference in Beijing, Lynne formed the leading UK event, 'What Women Want', to get consideration to the advancing position of women in the society.
  • 4. Lynne Franks has written four books, including 'The SEED Handbook: The feminine Way To Create Business' which was published in 2000, the book proved to be popular amongst with women around the world. The book illustrates on how women can begin their business in a new, feminine way, she created workshops and training programmes for women in the UK she built her ideas and custom to live. With SEED fast becoming the provider of one of the most internationally perceived women's enterprise and leadership training as well as becoming a global women's network. This programme is supported by the British Government's of Trade and Industry's Strategic Platform For Women and Enterprise. Many of the SEED facilitators have directed programmes across the UK.
  • 5. Lynne still remains and takes part personally in the workshops and retreats established on the 'Feminine Principles' amongst all this going on she has developed forthcoming SEED programmes for teenage girls, women in Corporate superiority and deprived women in developing countries. She also went and publish several other handbooks, a new edition of the SEED handbook was published on International Women's day. 2007 saw Lynne Franks co-operated with The Tribal Group who brought up their SEED Women Into Enterprise Programme with Lynne, The programme is an educational combination learning tool with Numeracy and Literacy embedded and concentrates at the public sector. This is being put on through enterprise agencies, FE's, women's prisons other women's association leadership.