Black women make up just 2 percent of engineers and 8 percent of STEM workers overall. Rose LeJiste is proud to be one of them—and even prouder to have engineered her own business success as founder and CEO of RL Engineering and Tech Solutions in Altamonte Springs,...
Camilla Gray-Nelson has a gift: She can understand what animals are saying without words. She honed this very early on while growing up on a dairy farm with two brothers in Petaluma, California, as first-generation Americans. Her father was an immigrant from Ireland...
Terry Dunn believes that you are what you expose yourself to, and as she approaches the new year, two recent NAWBO international delegation trips—which have exposed her to new women, cultures, markets, governments and ideas—have her thinking bigger for her business....
Tricia Rivas has been a hairdresser for nearly 30 years now, but for this small business owner and mentor, non-profit founder, wife, mother and even curvy model search winner, it’s never been just about the hair. “That’s my motto because as a small business owner,...
Women are more likely to support causes that make the world better, and they tend to give more of their income. In fact, a recent report shows that 84% of women say giving is an important part of their lives, compared to 81% of men. This an increase from before the...
Certification is like a hammer—you can use it to crack a nut, drive a nail into a wall or pull one out, etc. “It’s the same tool, but you use it differently for your different needs,” describes Heather Cox, co-founder and president of the Las Vegas, Nevada-based...
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