Ways to Celebrate Women’s History Month 2022
Celebrate Women's History Month by learning about women's rights and the challenges they face. Educate yourself and others about their contributions to society.
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Celebrate Women's History Month by learning about women's rights and the challenges they face. Educate yourself and others about their contributions to society.
In the past ten years, there has been a marked increase in the number of companies owned by Female Celebrities. Check 15 businesses owned by celebrities.
15 quotes from influential women in business working towards the same goals as you and share their message of empowerment.
Building a business is tough, even with experience. Sometimes, buying an existing business can offer a fresh start with less risk and a proven foundation for growth.
Let's take a look at 25 signs that suggest that you might be an entrepreneur.
Women surely have come a long way when it comes to their fair representation in entrepreneurship. It wasn't what it is now even a quarter of a century ago, which makes for a huge improvement in terms of women's empowerment.
September's "Hey Podcasters" event by WomELLE and Margo Lovett’s Academy is a chance to gain insights from top podcasters like Chris Krimitsos and Evo Terra. Don’t miss this chance to learn and grow.
Avoid hiring a business coach without checking for a good personality fit. A coach who clicks with you will understand your goals better and improve communication for effective results.
The 2021 Women of Color Achievement Awards honored 13 remarkable female entrepreneurs for their exceptional professional and community achievements.
Cradlewise, a maker of smart cribs with AI-powered features, raised $7M in funding to support new parents with better sleep solutions for their babies.
The Female Founders Voice Awards will spotlight remarkable women, including Ami Shah, Tracey Kearse, Na'ilah Amaru, Margo Lovett, and Tamara Johnson, for their achievements and influence.
MonTEC in Montana is thrilled to receive an $850,000 grant from Google to boost women entrepreneurs, offering resources for business plans, loans, and online courses with community colleges.