Atlanta-Based PR Firm Knows 'PRecise-ly' Where it's Going
"Competing against the big guys is one of the reasons that I have chosen to focus on multi-cultural marketing in particular."...
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Network of Female Angel Investors To Support Trans Women Businesses
Pipeline Angels, a network of women investors, has announced the first program of its kind, FEMPRENEUR.XYZ: Trans Women and Non-Binary Femme Entrepreneurs Workshop & Clinic....
10 Things Candidates Need to Know About Women Entrepreneurs
As election season progresses, there are crucial issues such as barriers to entrepreneurship, impacts of government rule-making, and the vital role of women entrepreneurs in...
Don’t Miss National Minority Supplier Development Council Annual Conference and Business Opportunity Exchange, Oct. 18th
The National Minority Supplier Development Council (NMSDC), the nation’s premier corporate membership organization focused exclusively on increasing opportunities for minority-owned businesses, will host its annual...
SBA Wants to Increase Government Contracting Opportunities for Women-Owned Businesses
The SBA has proposed that women-owned small businesses be given additional contracting authority to enable their growth in the $400 billion federal contracting marketplace. The...
Black Women Owners Discuss How To Build A Million Dollar Business At The Entrepreneurs Summit
Entrepreneurs Summit showcases black women owning and operating billion and million dollar businesses....
Why This Executive Invests Her Own Money to Help Women Open Their Businesses
She currently serves as the US director of business development at the global law firm, Dentons...
NWBC: Banks Need to Court Women-Owned Businesses
"Women entrepreneurs are the 'fastest growing sector in the small business community"...
Women-Owned Businesses Thriving, But Still Facing Obstacles
During the period between 2007–2010, many Women-owned businesses outperformed their male counterparts...
Women and Minority-Owned Businesses Operate on Less Financing
Minority firms in particular rely more on their own funds—and have less capital to start up and grow...