Woman creates tie-producing company at age 17

Woman creates tie-producing company at age 17

TOKYO, Japan - Aya Ohzeki, president and chief executive officer of Noble Apex Inc., shows ties that her company produces, in Tokyo on May 27, 2013. Ohzeki founded the company in January 2010 when she was 17 and a sophomore in senior high school.

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