Advice, Tips & Resources for Women Entrepreneurs

In honor of Pride Month, and of the businesses the women of this world have started, we’re sharing words of wisdom from five of our favorite LGBTQ entrepreneurs. (Credit: Pixabay)

6 Motivational Quotes From Awesome LGBTQ Entrepreneurs

LGBTQ Pride Month is officially underway. We’re sharing words of wisdom from successful entrepreneurs in this 1.4 million-strong community.

Bringing on a summer intern can add a depth of age diversity to your staff. (Photo by Jeswin Thomas on Unsplash)

It’s Not Too Late to Find a Summer Intern. Here’s What to Know

Summer interns can help fill slots while employees take vacations, plus they bring perspectives (and new skills) your staff might not have.

10 Great Gifts for Moms, Made by Mompreneurs

Time is running out, but if you’re still stumped on what to get for the moms you love, place some rush orders with these women entrepreneurs today.

Amy Cordalis, who has served as the Yurok Tribe's general counsel, understands how important fishing is to her people and today is fighting to restore the health of the Klamath River, which has been hurt by climate change and environmental damage. (Credit: Matt Mais of the Yurok Tribe)

Earth Day: These Women Leaders Are Taking Eco-Conscious Action

Science shows that climate change is a clear and present danger. Women are doing all they can to help.

4 Social Media Trends for Connecting With Customers During Coronavirus

From Instagram to newer social platforms like TikTok, here’s the latest on social media marketing.

Jung Eun-kyeong is the chief of the Centers for Disease Control in South Korea. (Credit: Twitter)

9 Women in STEM Who Might Just Save Us All

From vaccine developments to vital testing kits, women in the science world are making critical strides in helping humanity combat the novel coronavirus.

Women-owned businesses could be impacted more than male-owned businesses by the pandemic, 500 Startups found. (Credit: Piqsels)

Women-Led Startups May Take Greater Financial Hit From Covid-19

According to a new study, the pandemic could wipe out gains that women business owners have made in raising venture capital.

In these difficult times, employers may need to make hard choices. (Credit: Kate Sade on Unsplash)

How to Break Promises to Your Staff … Legally and Compassionately

Whether you’re wondering how to reduce employees’ wages or eliminate certain perks, expert Barbara Weltman has answers.

Pre-pandemic: Author Deborah Sweeney of MyCorporation inside her Calabasas, California, office.

‘2020 Can Still Be My Year.’ How Women Businesses Owners Are Managing Disappointment

Many entrepreneurs started the year with major plans for growth. They’ve had to adjust, writes Deborah Sweeney of MyCorporation.

For some self-described introverts, lockdown is a 'dream time.' (Photo credit: Sharon McCutcheon on Unsplash)

Confirmed: Introverts Will Miss This Time

Believe it or not, there are some people who like being trapped in their home, writes The Story Exchange’s extrovert editor.

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6 Motivational Quotes From Awesome LGBTQ Entrepreneurs

It’s Not Too Late to Find a Summer Intern. Here’s What to Know

10 Great Gifts for Moms, Made by Mompreneurs

Earth Day: These Women Leaders Are Taking Eco-Conscious Action

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