In December, U.S. Senator Olympia Snowe of Maine and Chair of the Senate Committee on Business and Entrepreneurship had this to say (as reported by the Association of Women’s Business Centers):
“Given the economic crisis our country is currently facing, it is imperative to highlight the success of women-owned businesses – a beacon of hope during [...]
Despite global fears about the economic meltdown, some business leaders think they’ve found a solution that will get the economy moving again: women business owners.
At the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, Ernst & Young, the global accounting firm, released the results of a study supporting the claims starting to come from many quarters that [...]
As I mentioned before, I'm in the middle of writing a "declaration for change" specifically attuned to women business owners, managers, and entrepreneurs. I decided to practice my elevator speech at the monthly meeting of the National Association of Women Business Owners/Washington, D.C. chapter. After many variations, here's what resonated best with this roomful of peers...
Well, it's sort of like the directions thing. Women are better at asking for directions sooner...but do they get lost more? Karin Abarbanel, author of the new Birthing the Elephant: The woman's go-for-it! guide to overcoming the big challenges of launching a business, says women make three mistakes when they're feeling their entrepreneurial oats.
Thursday, March 5, 2009
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