Why Women Should Start Their Own Businesses

Why Women Should Start Their Own Businesses

October was National Women’s Small Business Month. For me, that meant “shopping small” by supporting women-owned farmer’s market stands and celebrating with curbside pickup cupcakes from my favorite bakery. The month certainly looked different...
What works for women microentrepreneurs?

What works for women microentrepreneurs?

A meta-analysis of recent evaluations to support female entrepreneurship Around the globe, women participate less in paid economic activities than men. The gender gap in labor force participation is around 14 percent in the median OECD country, 26 percent in the...
Meet the Women Leading Today’s Labor Movement

Meet the Women Leading Today’s Labor Movement

By Hilary Weaver This Labor Day, the U.S. is battling a pandemic that has resulted in the deaths of more than 187,000 U.S. residents and millions of lost jobs. The crisis has necessitated those deemed “essential workers” to continue to risk their lives every day, but...
Balancing Career & Family with Theresa Carroll

Balancing Career & Family with Theresa Carroll

Theresa Carroll: Award Winning Entrepreneur, Founder/Co-Owner Homestead Inn & Thomas Henkelmann, Principal & Managing Member Homestead Associates LLC ‘Boy, it’s been an interesting time to be a woman because we’re groundbreaking.’ SO HOW DID THIS MOTHER OF...
Will The Coronavirus Exacerbate Inequality For Women Entrepreneurs?

Will The Coronavirus Exacerbate Inequality For Women Entrepreneurs?

It is a hard time to be a small business in America. Payroll subsidies for businesses have ended at the same time that unemployment payments are decreasing for workers, leaving business owners hard-pressed to pay employees and consumers less likely to make purchases....