Maud Pasturaud, a former Gilt Groupe manager who now heads growth at social app Secret, shares advice for entrepreneurs.
Business Growth
Learning the ABCs of Corporate Contracts
Kristine Jones, who provides “flaggers” to manage traffic at work sites, figured out a way to land big utility companies as clients.
Get Over It: Your Lack of Patience
Want everything to happen yesterday? Our expert panel provide tips on how to hurry up and wait.
The Ascent of Women Business Owners
This infographic reveals great news for female entrepreneurs.
The United States of Female Entrepreneurship
Which parts of America are best for women business owners?
Jimmy Beans Getting Back to Knitting Basics
After expanding too quickly, Laura Zander is re-focusing on getting customers excited about her yarn shop.
How to Market a Business on Facebook
An infographic that helps you maximize the marketing potential of the social networking site.
‘Just Believe in Yourself. Magic Happens’
Sheela Murthy, an Indian immigrant, talks about how she started one of the world’s most visited law sites and how an early role model shaped her career.
A Tech Entrepreneur’s No. 1 Tip for Success: Deliver
Jeanette Prenger of ECCO Select talks about winning her first client, being inspired by her immigrant mother and more.
What It Takes to Start Your Own Business
In this New Year’s video series, TSE’s successful women entrepreneurs give advice to budding businesswomen. Becky O’Neil has a few helpful pointers.
The Women Behind Elf on a Shelf
Carol Aebersold and daughters Chanda Bell and Christa Pitts maxed out their credit cards to start a business that’s disrupted the holiday season.
Opening Doors: The Business Benefits of Women-Owned Certification
Find out how women-owned business are increasing sales to major corporations with the help of organizations like WEConnect International.
Knitter Turns Hobby Into a Multi-Million $ Business
By keeping an eye on the bottom line, Laura Zander has grown her tiny idea into a major success.
Woman Entrepreneur Who’s Tough as Nails
At 21, Jocelyn Chng took over a family business to provide for her five siblings and grew it to a company that today employs hundreds.
How Women Entrepreneurs Can Catch Up to Their Male Counterparts
Even though women are starting businesses at a higher rate then the national average, they contribute only 4% of the U.S. revenue. Count Me In CEO Nell Merlino is determined to change that.
Inspiration Minute: Just Do It
VidaAire founder Deborah Olivo shares what mindset a woman needs to have to start her own business.
How to Grow Your Small Business
Judi Townsend, founder of Mannequin Madness offers insightful tips for helping small business owners grow their businesses. Try it out, take a risk for you never know what serendipitous circumstance you may find yourself in.
Facts on Women-Owned Businesses
Women-owned firms in the United States have grown 1. 5 times faster than the national average over the past 15 years and the greatest share of women-owned firms are in educational services, health care and social assistance, and entertainment and recreation.
Inspiration Minute: Make Mistakes and Laugh
Without any formal business education she started Becky’s Pet Care in 1998, walking dogs with her infant son strapped to her back. Her business has grown steadily ever since and today she employs 85 people. Watch this Inspiration Minute.