The Wall Street Journal says, "It's a man's world out there in cyberspace- but not if Aliza Sherman has anything to say about it. [Her] mission: empower women and girls through technology."At 31 years of age, Aliza Sherman is co-founder of Cybergrrl Inc. and the founder of a global networking group for women called Webgrrls International. When Sherman began exploring the Internet in 1994, she found that while there were web sites devoted to the needs and interests of women, they weren't easy to find. So she built her own site ( Cybergrrl.com ) and search engine ( Femina.com ) to make it easier.

Technology aside, what she created was a worldwide online community that empowers women.Now in her new book Cybergrrl @ Work, Internet guru Aliza Sherman explains how working women can take advantage of everything the Internet offers- from flexible work space and work hours to global reach and information access- to compete in today's business.Featuring personal anecdotes and success stories from Webgrrls, Cybergrrl @ Work will cover everything from posting your resume online to starting an Internet-based business. Whether readers want to earn more money at their current jobs, find new jobs, enter the burgeoning new media industry, work from home, or start their own business, Aliza Sherman demonstrates how the internet is the most essential tool they'll ever use.