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We've interviewed hundreds of successful women entrepreneurs about their small business journeys and what they learned along the way. Read the stories of inspiring startup founders, mid-stage strivers and established business leaders. Learn from the experiences of women business owners of every age working in every industry, from around the world. Discover the many paths women are taking to build great companies, break through barriers and cultivate economic and social good. Get ready! These everyday role models may well inspire you to start your own business, or give you killer ideas for growing the one you have. You may even feel inspired to share your startup story with us.
The Flip Side of Fearlessness
In our continuing series with the New York Times, we look at what happens when you take a chance — and something goes wrong.
A Snapshot of Female Finance Entrepreneurs
Several woman business owners from our 1,000 Stories project run money-centric ventures.
Reflecting on Women’s Relationship With Money
After a career in banking, Victoria Wang, co-founder of The Story Exchange, says more women need to take control of their financial lives.
Plum Alley: Connecting Women With Money
Women’s ventures are often underfunded. Deborah Jackson’s crowdfunding platform is trying to change that.
The Importance of Fiscal Fitness
Finance coach Rebecca Eve Selkowe talks about why women need to understand money in order to earn it.
The Challenges of Starting an Urban Winery
Forget rain or bugs. Lysanne Tusar, who makes wine in Hong Kong, has landlord problems.
The Long Journey to Market for an All-Natural Snack Bar
Seven years after a corporate sabbatical inspired Simple Squares, Kimberly Dobbins is close to turning a profit.
Childhood Lessons in Finance
Francis Financial founder Stacy Francis discusses the role socialization plays in how women interact with money.
The Women of D-Day
Our tribute to brave female fighters.
Who’s Better in Business — Men or Women?
A revealing question in a new report underscores the bias that female entrepreneurs encounter.
Growing Up Comfortable with Money
Manisha Thakor, founder of MoneyZen Wealth Management, talks finance education for all ages.
Women & Money: The Confidence Gap
Why do many women feel uncomfortable discussing and controlling their finances?
From Dishwasher to Head Chef
Ana Sortun, who owns three restaurants in greater Boston, discusses her rise in the kitchen.
A Woman in the Kitchen
Chef Jody Adams counts Julia Child as her mentor. She talks about rising to the top of the male-dominated restaurant business.