Advice, Tips & Resources for Women Entrepreneurs

Angel Funding for Women Entrepreneurs Is Decreasing, New Research Finds

These days, angel investors are giving fewer dollars to women business owners – and making fewer deals with them. But perhaps it won’t stay that way.

6 Ways to Jumpstart Your Holiday Marketing Plan

Whether you’ve got an Etsy shop, a brick-and-mortar business or an e-commerce site, it’s high time to get ready for the 2022 holidays.

Women CFOs Are On the Rise, Research Shows

This year and last have seen a record number of women hired for chief financial officer roles. But there’s still plenty of room for improvement.

Study: More Women in C-Suites Means Happier Women in the Workforce

New research indicates that there are positive ripple effects to hiring and promoting more women to top positions in companies.

During COVID-19, many employers have made the difficult decision to furlough employees across the United States. (Credit: Engin Akyurt on Unsplash.)

What Does Furlough Mean?

Our expert Deborah Sweeney provides this guide to understanding the furlough process for employers and employees.

Yes, one nation can have an inspiring entrepreneurial scene and Justin Trudeau. Read about five women entrepreneurs from the north in honor of Canada Day. (Credit: Pexels)

O Canada! Here’s to 6 Canadian Women Entrepreneurs We Like

For Canada Day, we’re spotlighting six women-run businesses that prove that the entrepreneurial scene north of the border is alive and well, thank you.

Hey Retailers: How About Supporting Black-Owned Beauty Brands?

Beauty entrepreneur Funlayo Alabi says major retail chains have much to gain by partnering with black business owners.

Female founders need help getting back on their feet. (Credit: Unsplash)

For Women-Owned Businesses, Bouncing Back Is Not a Reality at the Moment. These Corporations Are Trying to Help

Verizon and Lowe’s are offering cash grants and mentorship. ThirdLove wants to help female entrepreneurs of color.

Businesses all around the country have spent the last few months adapting to remote work amid COVID-19. Several women entrepreneurs told us how they've made it work. (Credit: Pexels)

How to Communicate With Your Remote Team

As some businesses opt to continue work-from-home policies, here are 4 lessons in leadership.

Entrepreneur Amber Williams, a black woman who owns and runs branding firm Punkyflair and communications consultancy AmberWilliams.co, says boilerplate language doesn’t even begin to cut it when addressing racism as a company. (Credit: Wikimedia Commons)

Want Customers to Know You’re Anti-Racist? You Have to Mean It, Expert Says

Communications professional Amber Williams tells us what brands must do when issuing statements on racism. (Hint: You can’t phone this one in.)

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Angel Funding for Women Entrepreneurs Is Decreasing, New Research Finds

6 Ways to Jumpstart Your Holiday Marketing Plan

Women CFOs Are On the Rise, Research Shows

Study: More Women in C-Suites Means Happier Women in the Workforce

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Startup Tips

Angel Funding for Women Entrepreneurs Is Decreasing, New Research Finds

6 Ways to Jumpstart Your Holiday Marketing Plan

Women CFOs Are On the Rise, Research Shows

Study: More Women in C-Suites Means Happier Women in the Workforce

The Story Exchange

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