Of the 33.2 million small businesses in the United States, nearly 13 million of them are owned by women. These businesses employ almost 10 million people and generate nearly $1.8 trillion in annual ...

Women's business ownership is a driving force in the American economy, creating millions of jobs and generating trillions in revenue. Beyond impressive numbers, women entrepreneurs bring unique ...

Black women-owned businesses can increase their chances of securing funding by exploring niche markets and specialized opportunities for which they qualify. Despite the growing red wave attacking all ...

Access to capital is a critical concern for businesses, whether they are just starting out or expanding. Entrepreneurs need to fund new products, research goals, and fluctuating inventories. While ...

Building new relationships within the community, along with exploring alternative approaches such as local community funding, private sector partnerships and intersectional grant opportunities, can ...

When you start a small business, there's one thing you need more than anything else: money. However, getting money to fund a business has been challenging for women, particularly women of color. While ...