By Wendy Roberts, CPA and CEO of NorthStar Strategic Partners, Inc. and president of NAWBO Silicon Valley In today’s fast-paced and increasingly complex business environment, organizations are constantly challenged to stay ahead of the curve. Operational excellence...
By Rachel Boehm, burnout coach, consultant and public speaker and member of NAWBO Greater DC Burnout. The word is thrown around a lot these days, which is great because more people are talking about it, but not so great because most media doing the talking don’t know...
By Dr. Farah Laurent, founder of Farah Laurent International Nurse Coach LLC and a New Jersey-based member serving on NAWBO’s National NextGen Subcommittee Starting and growing a business is risky, however, it is also the pathway to innovation, opportunity and...
By Jill Calabrese Bain, Managing Director, Small Business, Specialty Banking and Lending at Bank of America In the dynamic landscape of entrepreneurship, courage is the hard-earned badge of honor worn by all business owners. Whether just starting out, running a mature...
NAWBO delegations are a unique opportunity to connect with entrepreneurial women from around the globe, learning about their cultures, businesses, governments, similarities and differences and expanding your worldview as both a woman and a woman business owner. A...
Chris Jarrett’s year as NAWBO Charlotte’s chapter president started with a question—“What do I want my legacy to be?”—and ended with the coveted 2024 Chapter of the Year Award. Here’s how they got there. For those who attended NAWBO’s Annual Membership Meeting and...
It takes tremendous courage as women entrepreneurs to start, scale and grow a business. And especially when you are thinking of selling it and start an exit strategy. It helps us to face uncertainty, take risks and overcome obstacles—all key for business growth and...
By Kellé Thorpe, fractional CFO of Kommas With Kellé and member of NAWBO Greater DC When starting or running a business, paying yourself might be the least of your worries initially. However, as soon as you can afford it, you should draw your paycheck just as you...
By Alicia Parr, founder of Performentor and member of NAWBO Greater Raleigh A manifesto? Isn’t that one of those scary things that bad people write before they do some really bad things? Well, sure…but a manifesto can also be for good things too. How so? A manifesto...
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