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Entrepreneurship

by Patricia Frame on February 24, 2012

Women in Business Interview: Elizabeth Moon of Focus Data Solutions

by Patricia Frame on February 24, 2012

Couples who jointly own businesses comprise about 14% of small businesses. Here is the story of one way to build a business while focusing on family, while struggling through on-going change and growth, as all entrepreneurs do. Elizabeth and Page Moon founded Focus Data Solutions (FDS) as an answer to their interests and needs. “The opportunity to [...]

by Thursday Bram on November 22, 2011

Balancing Where You Are and Where You Want to Be

by Thursday Bram on November 22, 2011

There are days that I want to throw tantrums about my business: full on, lay on the floor and scream like a two year old tantrums. I get frustrated by the fact that I know where my business can go, but it isn’t there yet. It’s not even a question of patience: I know how [...]

by Patricia Frame on November 11, 2011

Veteran’s Day: Why Small Business Owners Should Care

by Patricia Frame on November 11, 2011

Veteran’s Day is barely a holiday in the US, except as a retail sales gimmick. But why should we expect this to be different? Fewer than 2% of us have ever served in the military. And since we moved away from the draft to an all-volunteer service, those who do serve come from a smaller [...]

by Tinu Abayomi-Paul on November 7, 2011

Upcoming Women Grow Business Events (And How to Submit Yours)

by Tinu Abayomi-Paul on November 7, 2011

We’ve got two events coming up this November for Women Grow Business, one live, and one virtual. It also occurred to me when observing shares in Facebook and on Twitter that many community members have their own events to share, so I’ve decided to try a little experiment, which we’ll discuss momentarily. First, let me [...]

by Guest Contributor on September 12, 2011

Take Your Leadership to the Next Level With a Self-Assessment

by Guest Contributor on September 12, 2011

A simple way to self-assess your abilities and take your leadership and managerial skills to the next level.

by Shonali Burke on September 6, 2011

Sis U Bootcamp Aims to Turn Shoulds Into Coulds

by Shonali Burke on September 6, 2011

The Hot Mommas Project is holding its Sis U Bootcamp in October to change women entrepreneurs’ shoulds into coulds. Special discount for WGB readers.

by Guest Contributor on September 1, 2011

Should You Turn to Credit Cards for Capital?

by Guest Contributor on September 1, 2011

Many small businesses are using credit cards as a source of capital. Should you, as a women entepreneur, do the same?

by Guest Contributor on August 30, 2011

How to Best Work at Home With Your Spouse

by Guest Contributor on August 30, 2011

Working at home with your spouse can reap many rewards for your relationship as you both overcome what many consider to be an impossible working environment.

by Thursday Bram on August 25, 2011

Are Family Businesses A Guy Thing?

by Thursday Bram on August 25, 2011

Are family businesses started, more often than not, by men?