Women Business Owners Are Making History
Investors are passing up a significant opportunity by failing to invest in female-founded firms. Women and people of color could accomplish far more with the same amount of money. A program in Raleigh is assisting jailed women to pursue entrepreneurship . Other groups in the Midwest assist female entrepreneurs. Three big banks in New York recently announced a $40 million investment in programs that help women and people of color. Even though the constitution promises equal chances for men and women, women are treated as inferiors in a male-dominated culture. Women are prevented from becoming successful entrepreneurs due to a lack of sufficient training, rigid social views, and limited possibilities. Women frequently aspire to start their own enterprises but lack the necessary funding. However, an increasing number of women are starting their own enterprises because they want to achieve their goals and make their dreams come true. Many of the successful female entrepreneurs were over 50...