Women-Business Owners

Gender equality in the workplace is spoon-fed into our ecosystems from an early age, but the results say otherwise.

Female investors who share knowledge and guidance with other women founders will improve the likelihood of success and return for the investors.

Why I left social media, and what's happened since I gave it up.

The gender pay gap isn't going away by itself, so here's what we can do to eliminate it.

There are a number of ways to finance a business, but all include doing your homework.

Women are making big moves in the franchising world.

For leaders who have had a long corporate career, taking the leap into entrepreneurship can be exciting and confusing.

Ariel Kaye, founder and CEO of Parachute, built a modern lifestyle home company that has exploded in recent years and redefined the premium-quality bedding category.

The sisters credit their parents for instilling in them the importance of family, work and goal-setting.

Globalization Partners founder Nicole Sahin talks about her company's news-making transaction.

Get motivated by the stories of these pioneers.

Kathleen Griffith, the founder behind Build Like a Woman, plans on forging connections and community with female entrepreneurs.

Women entrepreneurs are not new to the American workforce. While the laws that protect women in the corporate world have been hard won and are still being fought for, modern-day business has significantly benefited from the activity of female entrepreneurs and business leaders. You can trace the feminine presence in the workforce as far back […]

Government support of small business and investments in women-owned startups could do much to keep America on the forefront.

Will tax reform, if it happens, harness the economic energy generated by women business owners?

How are female entrepreneurs the wonder women of industry disruption and innovation? Let me count the ways…

'Wonder Woman' is a hit at the movies. These business leaders are wonder women in the business world.

Know your strengths and weaknesses, and be willing to face your fears.

A mountain of research shows that women frequently succeed in business despite a host of problems men generally don't have to face.

The odds may be stacked against you, but with some determination, you can get what you want.

What would the landscape of business look like if more CEOs were women? Women in positions of power are more forward-thinking, and adept at raising revenue and improving employee morale.