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5 Trailblazing Black Women Entrepreneurs Share How They're Breaking Barriers — And How You Can Too
52,374. That's how many Black women-owned businesses there were in the U.S. in 2020. Although this number might seem insignificant, their impact can be felt. According to J.P. Morgan, Black women are the fastest-growing group of entrepreneurs, and there's no end in sight.
Final Call: Let's Take Men Out Of "Business Class" In The Arab World (Only From A Linguistic Perspective Though)
This isn't merely a trivial annoyance- it's a symbol of the hurdles women continue to navigate, a linguistic relic of a bygone era that persists in our supposedly progressive times.
5 Things Women Investors Want Women Founders To Know
So far this year, women-led startups have witnessed USD 112 million in funding almost in line with USD 123 million raised in the first two months of 2023.
The Empowerment Of Working Mothers Begins With Employers
Understanding the unique needs of mothers within their teams, and working with them to ensure a smooth transition back to the workplace, is paramount– not just for their employees, but also for their bottom line.
Want to Attract Success? Don't Do These 9 Things
We are constantly told what to do if we want success — but what about the habits to avoid?
4 Tips for Growing Your Women-Owned Small Business in 2024
To be a woman in business is a testament to resilience, courage and an unwavering spirit of self-advocacy.
She Never Wanted to Start a Business, But Chronic Insomnia Was Motivation — Here's How She Achieved 8 Figures in Sales and 8 Hours of Sleep a Night
Dr. Kathrin Hamm, founder and CEO of sleep-wellness company Bearaby, wanted to find a solution for her sleeplessness — and the products on the market weren't cutting it.
From Corporate To Creative: Amrita Sethi's Path To Success In Dubai's Digital Art Scene
Sethi is known for creating a unique art form that she calls SoundBYTES, where she captures the essence and structure of sound waves, and transforms them into visual narratives.
Her 'Crude Prototype' and $50 Craigslist Purchase Launched a Side Hustle That Hit $1 Million in Sales — Now the Business Generates Up to $20 Million a Year
Elle Rowley experienced a "surge of creative inspiration" after she had her first baby in 2009 — and it wasn't long before she landed on a great idea.
The Fighter Duo: Krishna Shroff and Ayesha Shroff, Founders, MFN
Since its debut in March 2019, MFN has hosted 13 successful events, becoming synonymous with Indian MMA and garnering over 100 million digital impressions
The Narrator: Ashwiny Iyer Tiwari, Indian Filmmaker And Writer
Currently she's directing the life story of Narayan Murthy and Sudha Murthy
After Her Unexpected Layoff, This Founder's Love of Fragrances and Self-Care Helped Her Cope. Now She's Disrupting the Fragrance Industry.
As she continues to grow and scale her company, here's the advice Brianna Arps, CEO and founder of MOODEAUX, has to share with other aspiring entrepreneurs as she continues to grow and scale her company.
These Women-Founded Franchises Surpassed a Major Milestone — Against the Odds. Here's How They Did It.
Discover the stories of female trailblazers who not only founded but propelled successful businesses beyond 100 franchises — a few of them several times over — reshaping industries and leaving an indelible mark.
She Started a Side Hustle While Working 2 Jobs as a Line Cook for $22 an Hour Combined — Now It's an 8-Figure Brand You've Probably Seen on TV
Ellen Bennett, founder of kitchenware brand Hedley & Bennett, had a big idea in 2012 — and the "willpower and chutzpah" to bring it to life.
Nina Olatoke's All Africa Festival Brings The Vibrancy Of The African Continent To The UAE
"The All Africa Festival is a one-of-a-kind African community, family, and cultural event focused on showcasing African culture around the world at its very best."