Women Entrepreneurs Are At the Cutting Edge of Change and Development

This year has been a testament to the remarkable resilience and innovative spirit of entrepreneurs, especially women, who are at the cutting edge of change and development across various industries.  Why just look at all the amazing Women Presidents Organization members!  

Female entrepreneurs stand as beacons of progress, seamlessly blending technological innovation with impactful social change and economic growth. 

They come from a myriad of backgrounds, each bringing their unique perspectives and bold ideas to the forefront. Their unwavering dedication and visionary approaches are not just shaping their respective fields but are also paving the way for the future of entrepreneurship.  

Here are a few to watch in 2024.

Happy Presidents' Day from WPO Chicago!

"I want in all cases to do right, and most particularly so, in all cases with women." – Abraham Lincoln, August 16, 1837

Leveraging the Year of the Dragon 2024 for Your Business

More brands are finding ways to celebrate the Chinese New Year – and Asian American business owners say that's a good thing. 

In the U.S., Asian Americans are forging their own traditions for the holiday, and many people who don't have Asian heritage are also getting in on the festivities, going out for dumplings or finding reasons to celebrate Asian culture during the coldest months of the year.

Big brands are catching on, too: Johnnie Walker, Xbox, and Target are among the many that are running prominent promotions. Gardena, California-based Ruggable has been running Instagram ads with a dragon-motif rug that's a "festive blend of ancient history and modern washability."

What are you doing to leverage the strength and power of the Chinese Dragon in 2024? 

Learn more here.

Meanwhile, WPO Chicago wishes you happiness, good luck and prosperity in the New Year of the Wood Dragon 2024.

February is Black History Month

The Library of Congress, National Archives and Records Administration, National Endowment for the Humanities, National Gallery of Art, National Park Service, Smithsonian Institution and United States Holocaust Memorial Museum join in paying tribute to the generations of African Americans who struggled with adversity to achieve full citizenship in American society.

Discover artists to know, black history heritage and portraits of remarkable black women.