Getting certified as a woman-owned business takes commitment and more often than not grit.
When you first started your business, it was important to create the business you wanted—from the culture to the size to the type of customer.
Throughout history, it’s always the responsibility of the next generation—and then the next—to carry the torch forward; to build on what’s already been created or
If you want to know a person’s character, look at the company they keep.
It’s been a year like no other for our community of women business owners.
We all have “that moment” and I remember mine like it was yesterday.