Here we profile 4 successful women business owners. We also share resources to help navigate the challenges of running a company as a woman.
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How do women find better ways to support each other? How are they able to overcome the guise of competition and instead work to lift each other up?
Laura Lee of KC Rock Band & Guitar School of Music explains how SCORE mentors and advice helped her business grow.
As a solopreneur, Courtney Herring got a mentor to help her “get out of my own head and out of my own way to create a thriving business.”
Like many teachers, Liz Jackson Hearns was working two other jobs when she started her own school, The Voice Lab.
Monica Mitidieri sought a SCORE mentor to help her tackle self-doubt and get to the next level in growing her cookie business.
Monica Kang founded InnovatorsBox last year to nurture a community that empowers professionals to practice creative skills.
In this podcast, Ramon Ray chats with Maria Dellapina, owner of Specs4Us, a company that creates specialty glasses for people with Down syndrome.
In this podcast, Ramon Ray talks with SCORE client Maria Messier, the creator of the Extendher, a clip-on jacket extender and babywearing cover all in one.
Women are building businesses at a rate that outpaces the small business growth rate in the U.S. Yet, there are systemic obstacles that women still face when getting financing.
People purchase from brands that they know, like and trust. Here are three simple ways to weave your authentic story into your marketing strategy.
Our fourth infographic based on “The Megaphone of Main Street: Women’s Entrepreneurship” data report focuses on how women start businesses, why they start businesses, and why they chose the industries they did.
