A women-owned business certificate is a certification that gives women-owned businesses access to special programs and opportunities that can help empower female business owners. Getting certified as a women-owned business can give you access to additional resources like mentoring and …
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How Women Can Grow Their Small Businesses
Savvy female business leaders understand what it takes to grow their organization and be successful-- it takes more than hard work to take your business to the next level. You also need to understand the market and have the capital on hand to grow your company. Here are five ways that women can grow …
4 Ways to Support the Working Moms in Your Small Business
If you’re a small business owner, you know how vital each member of your staff is to your daily operations—in some ways, your compact, cohesive work unit becomes its own kind of family. You want to keep that work-family unit functioning as efficiently and effectively as possible, and that means …
Perfecting the Art of Self-Promotion For Women Entrepreneurs
Whether you are celebrating your first paycheck, just landed a huge client, or managed to catch the eye of an investor, highlighting and promoting your achievements is crucial for the upward growth of your small business. However, for business owners who are women, announcing personal success to …
Easy Financing: Fueling the Growth of Businesswomen
Aspiring female entrepreneurs often find ways to put their plans into action. While they might have a sound business plan, taking the first step is what makes them apprehensive. At the same time, getting finances arranged is another grey area. In today's times when there are relatively high chances …
Eight Laws That Were Pivotal in Combating Gender Discrimination
Women have made, and are still making, amazing strides in the workplace--and in different industries, from fashion, to science, technology, and business. But it was not always like this. There were darker ages when women in the workplace were not accorded their due respect, or even basic rights, as …
