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Women Entrepreneur®

Committed To Success: Farah Zafar, Co-Founder And CEO, Lyvely

Lyvely co-founder and CEO Farah Zafar is all set to shake things up in the dynamic realm of tech and Web3.

Growing a Business

They Designed One Simple Product With a 'Focus on Human Health' — and Made $40 Million Last Year

Marilee Nelson, Allison Evans and Kelly Love founded cult-favorite cleaning brand Branch Basics in 2012.

Side Hustle

Her College Side Hustle Led to an Immediately Profitable Product That Sells for Up to $450 — and She Didn't Even Consider Herself 'a Business Person'

Dr. Amareen Dhaliwal's STEM tutoring gig in undergrad set her on the path to entrepreneurship.

Growing a Business

Bantam Bagels' Founder Fell Into a Mindset Trap 'People Don't Talk About' After Selling the Now-Defunct Business for $34 Million — Here's What Happened

Elyse Oleksak and her husband Nick founded their mini bagel business in 2013 — and it was an instant hit.

Leadership

Men Are Seen as Experts More Often Than Their Women Counterparts — and It's Time to Break Those Gender Biases.

Society tends to look to men for expertise vs. women, and it's long past time that we turn this around. Here's how we can all help give greater credibility and visibility to women's knowledge and accomplishments.

Side Hustle

This Once Single Mom Had Negative $1,500 in Her Bank Account Before She Started a Lucrative Side Hustle — and Earned $100,000 Within 1 Year

Dixie Bagley did a friend a favor — and it turned into a high-paying business opportunity.

Diversity

10 Ways Women Can Claim Their Space in Crypto

This article advocates for greater diversity and inclusion in the cryptocurrency industry, emphasizing the importance of women's contributions and resilience in driving innovation and change amidst the challenges of a male-dominated sector.

Side Hustle

She Used Her Kids' College Fund to Build a Side Hustle, But the Product Was 'Unsellable' — Here's How She Got Back on Track for $100 Million in Sales

Kim Vaccarella was a mother working in commercial real estate full-time when she gave entrepreneurship a shot.

Women Entrepreneur®

From Barista to Business Owner: Tres Marias Coffee Company Founder Maria Pavani

"One of the most significant life lessons I've learned along the way is the importance of recognizing and seizing opportunities for growth, both in business and in life."

Growing a Business

Grow Your Business and Strengthen Your Entrepreneurial Mindset — 3 Key Strategies for Women Entrepreneurs

Three strategies to help women entrepreneurs unlock business growth and success.

Women Entrepreneur®

Breaking Boundaries: How D14.AI Founder Melda Akin Turned A Dream Into Reality

"I believe understanding your passion and ikigai, investing in continuous learning, and building a supportive network are extremely important for the path to success."

Starting a Business

Free Webinar | April 25: How to Launch a Business For Creative Minded People

You can monetize your creativity! Join our webinar on April 25th to ask globally recognized design executive Launi King anything you want to turn your passions into money. Register now!

Women Entrepreneur®

Maria Sharapova, Carla Bruni, And Meryem Uzerli Among Influential Speakers Set To Headline WE Convention 2024 In April In Dubai

The Women's Empowerment Council is getting ready to host the two-day International Women's Empowerment Convention 2024 in Dubai, offering inspiring narratives, expert business insights, and extensive networking opportunities.

Women Entrepreneur®

The Triumphant Yogi: Anshuka Parwani, Celebrity Wellness Expert & Founder, Anshuka Yoga

Prior to her yogic discovery, she was a National Gold Medalist in swimming and was a commercial pilot. A bike accident made her bedridden for 8 months and it was her mother who encouraged and pushed her into yoga, along with physiotherapy

Women Entrepreneur®

Rayne Founder Sarah Jones On How To Build Solutions That Address Real Market Needs

"Embrace failure as a learning opportunity- because not every idea or decision will lead to success, and that's okay."