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The REAL Women Co-Lab (Rural Entrepreneurship And Leadership for Women Co-Lab), an initiative of the University of Montana, addresses the unique challenges faced by rural women entrepreneurs and leaders across the nation. The Co-Lab's mission is to deliver actionable data through studies, experiments, and pilot programs to inform policy and support U.S. rural women entrepreneurs and leaders and their communities. We lead the nation in research that makes impact for U.S. rural women entrepreneurs and leaders, their communities, and the economy. Support our mission https://lnkd.in/gn4PWQsU

Marti Angel,™ M.ED, FDN is the most recent guest at Conversations with Women Trailblazers. Her odyssey from the halls of academia as a school principal and business professor to entrepreneurial success is full of passion, resilience and unwavering commitment. Martí shared: 🎙️ Lessons learned from running a school. 🎙️ Obtaining her MBA to help practices and professionals hire staff who work in the best interest of the business. 🎙️ Avoiding comparison and Ignoring negativity. 🎙️ Creating your own definition of success. 🎙️ Embracing your cultural background and avoiding self-ageism. #empoweringwomen #womenbusinessowners #womenleaders #womeninleadership #womensempowerment

Attention rising female leaders and entrepreneurs: 👉 Are you tired of not being seen and recognized as an expert in your male-dominated industry? 👉 Do you feel like an empowered woman, yet you can find yourself “freeze” in certain circumstances with male leaders? 👉 Do you wish to finally get a seat at the table as a respected expert and thought leader? If you nod your head once, twice, or three times - This FREE masterclass is for you! Learn how to 👉 Move from freeze into owning the conversation 👉 Transmute frustration into power, and 👉 Communicate respectfully and assertively to get what you really want. 💃Join me for FREE on Friday, June 21st (Summer solstice - lets shine brightly) 10 AM - 11:30 AM Pacific Time. >> Use the link below << Women who have joined this masterclass have said: 🙏“Thank you so much, Steffi. I feel lighter and ready to go for what I know is meant for me.” 🙏“This was a game changer - Saying “No” has a completely new meaning for me and comes so easily now. Thank you!” Join me for FREE on Friday, June 21st (Summer solstice - let's shine brightly) 10 AM - 11:30 AM Pacific Time. >> Use the link to register underneath <<

Here's to Strong Women. May we know them. May we be them. May we raise them. I'd like to add, May we support them. Women have a bad rap of being competitive and cruel to each other, but I'd like to think that we've left that behind in junior high. I'd like to build a strong network of female entrepreneurs who support the crap out of each other. Who share ideas and celebrate together. Who teach each other and willingly give what they know to lift each other up. Being an entrepreneur is so tough. I don't know that I can make it easy, but I think I can help make it easier and less loney. Does that sound like something you're interested in?? Join me for an in person event on Tuesday, May 21 from 6:30 - 8:30 pm! We'll do informal networking, celebrate, introduce ourselves and I have a short presentation on using a reflective practice in entrepreneurship. Tickets are just $10 and you can learn more and register using the link above!

Our founder, Inez Ashworth, is taking the Bold Leadership Program through Alberta Women Entrepreneurs. As part of this journey, she was invited to speak about Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI). During the session, she discussed the business case for DEI, common language, and practical ways to embed DEI into business operations. Embedding DEI into our programs, policies, and daily practices is crucial for businesses and entrepreneurs alike. Embracing DEI drives growth, innovation, and positive change in the way we work. 🌟 #DEI #InclusiveLeadership #BoldLeadership #AWE

Motivational quotes by Nita Ambani for budding women entrepreneurs Nita Ambani’s visionary leadership has transformed the Indian business landscape. From her philanthropic initiatives to business endeavours, she has continued to inspire millions. Here we list some of the inspiring quotes for Nita Ambani’s quotes for aspiring women entrepreneurs. Source link

Female Entrepreneurship: The number of female entrepreneurs in the UK has increased by 58% over the past decade, with women now owning one-third of all businesses. 💼👩💼 This incredible growth highlights the rise of female leadership in the business world. Let's continue to support and celebrate women entrepreneurs! #FemaleEntrepreneurship #WomenInBusiness #Leadership #Empowerment #Entrepreneurship #UKBusiness #WomenLeaders #BusinessGrowth

It’s critical that strong female leaders continue to mentor and inspire young women and men (so they can normalize the concept of women in leadership, director, CEO, CAO, partner and president roles - a female in a leadership role shouldn’t be a breaking news item - it should just BE). Also agree that solidarity is so vital! It’s critical that as women, we continue to mentor one another, build our colleagues up, support one another in our successes, and stand tall together.

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Racism, discrimination and colonial load are a huge motivating factors for Indigenous women exploring self-employment and entrepreneurship. The First Nations Leadership Forum has attracted leaders from a huge variety of public and private sector organisations. But, for our session, we simply invited female-identifying attendees to 'come tell us about your side hustles, business ideas, dreams for self-employment (and we promise not to tell your boss 😁)?' We had the best time! It is always so incredible to see women light up to talk about the freedom and creativity that self-employment facilitates. I'm fascinated by the way that self-employment and entrepreneurship 'translates' when these women go into roles in Government, corporates and NGO. Definitely an area for future study and exploration. Yes, it is also really hard! But this is why we believe that it's essential for First Nations women to have support from other Indigenous entrepreneurial leaders who have been there and can show the way forward. We also need Indigenous entrepreneurs at all levels of the business advisory and capital sectors. Photo from a presentation by Katja (Kat) Henaway from Politics and Colour and Blax Capital.