Opportunities for Women Entrepreneurs
The Story Exchange has curated a list of competitions and grant programs for women entrepreneurs. Find your next opportunity here.
Nada Kiblawi was born in a refugee camp, lived through a few wars and finally found safe haven and economic independence as an entrepreneur in the U.S.
Joy left her internet job to return to her steel industry roots and hand craft eco-jewelry, now worn by top celebrities.
In the coming months The Story Exchange will be joining the national conversation on immigration reform by telling the personal stories of immigrant entrepreneurs. Watch the first profile in our new series.
Laura Zander, who started Jimmy Beans Wool as a hobby and turned it into a multi-million dollar business, offers advice on how to grow with limited funds.
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The Story Exchange has curated a list of competitions and grant programs for women entrepreneurs. Find your next opportunity here.
If you have been thinking about starting up a side business, summer is the perfect time to get the ball rolling. Here’s what legal paperwork you may need.
We take a closer look at the stories behind immigrant women entrepreneurs and what immigration reform could mean for them and America’s future.
It’s certainly true that a combination of events, decisions and moments of lightness and dark turn a person’s life into what it is.
Interested in starting a business or growing the one you have? We’ve gathered some of the best resources to help you in your business endeavors.
Roya Mahboob rises above death threats, fighting for women’s empowerment and education with computers, access to the Internet and social media.
Nada Kiblawi was born in a refugee camp, lived through a few wars and finally found safe haven and economic independence as an entrepreneur in the U.S.
Alexa Stone started ecoPreserve to help companies be more energy efficient and preserve the environment.