As a female entrepreneur, you're constantly juggling multiple responsibilities and striving for success. In the midst of building your business empire, it's crucial not to neglect your most valuable asset: yourself. Self-care is not just a luxury but a necessity for maintaining balance, well-being, and
In the world of entrepreneurship, mentorship has proven to be an invaluable resource for individuals looking to navigate the complex and challenging landscape of business. For female entrepreneurs, mentorship plays an even more critical role, providing guidance, support, and inspiration on their journey to success.
Starting a new business can be an exhilarating and challenging endeavor. One crucial decision entrepreneurs face is how to secure funding to bring their startup to life and fuel its growth. Venture capital (VC) has long been regarded as a popular and attractive financing option
Are you looking to develop a new business idea, work as a freelancer, launch a product, service or work for yourself? Over the next few weeks we are going to look at some vital steps involved in turning your idea into a viable business venture
Female entrepreneurs still continue to be underrepresented in almost every country when it comes to funding and investment. Therefore they need extra support in order to thrive in business. Support in funding and investment has always been a major barrier to achieving entrepreneurial goals for
Julia d’Albert-Pusey founded Myrtle & Maude in Yorkshire and the company creates vegan, organic and natural products for the pregnancy journey & women’s wellness. We had the opportunity to feature Julia, a certified essential oil practitioner, and find out what led her to create her
We've had the opportunity to feature Leona Burton, founder of Mums/Moms In Business International, a global networking community of mums in business on how she had successfully managed to navigate entrepreneurship and family life as well as living life as a digital nomad. Leona, a
Female entrepreneurs and founders have always been overlooked as well as under-represented by venture firms when it comes to accessing venture capital. However, this has led to the emerging trend of venture firms that focus on investing in female entrepreneurs and women-led businesses to address
Considered Capital is for early-stage founders seeking the best alternatives to Venture Capital. They've launched a course that puts all the funding opportunities on a plate and shows you the route that fits you and your business. Considered Capital is the brainchild of Esme Verity.
Jenny Stallard is a coach and experienced media professional. She is an ACC accredited and trained coach, specialising in working with entrepreneurs, freelancers and the self-employed, under her platform Freelance Feels. We caught up with her and she shares her transitioning journey from working as
