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New York City Is Opening Doors With $35 Million For Women Entrepreneurs And Makers

By Geri Stengel, ForbesWomen Between 1972 — the first year the Census Bureau began tracking the gender of business owners — and 2018, women-owned businesses have grown from representing 5% of all business to 40%, according to American Express 2018 State of Women-Owned Businesses (SWOB)*. However, their economic clout has not grown equally. In 2018, women-owned … Continue reading New York City Is Opening Doors With $35 Million For Women Entrepreneurs And Makers

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How Women Entrepreneurs are Redefining Managing their Wealth

By Geri Stengel, ForbesWomen Women are increasingly striking out on their own and finding success as entrepreneurs. Between 2007 and 2018, the growth rate of women-owned businesses generating revenues of more than $1 million outpaced the rate of businesses in general: 46% compared to 12% respectively, according to American Express 2018 State of Women-Owned Businesses*. Wealth management … Continue reading How Women Entrepreneurs are Redefining Managing their Wealth

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How did she do it? A Q&A with Louise Wasilewski, CEO and Founder of Acivilate

By David Nethero and Kim Seals, managing directors of Golden Seeds, leaders of Golden Seeds’ investment in Acivilate After working in aerospace, this entrepreneur turned to more traditional technology, helping to create digital TV and securing five patents. But what she dreamed of doing was providing people released from incarceration a second chance. Today, her … Continue reading How did she do it? A Q&A with Louise Wasilewski, CEO and Founder of Acivilate

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Searching for images of CEOs or managers? The results almost always show men.

By Andrew Van Dam, The Washington Post Men dominate Google image searches for most jobs — even for bartender, probation officer and medical scientist, roles in which women outnumber men. In 57 percent of occupations, image searches indicate the jobs are more male-dominated than they actually are. There’s evidence this skewed picture discourages women from aspiring … Continue reading Searching for images of CEOs or managers? The results almost always show men.

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