With an estimated 274 million women involved in business startups worldwide, they are a force that can drive post-pandemic recovery globally, according to 2020/21 Women's Entrepreneurship Report: Thriving through Crisis.
Read on to discover the key findings on the report from Geri Stengel, Forbes contributor and president of Ventureneer.
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| WPO: http://www.womenpresidentsorg.com |
Women Presidents’ Organization (WPO) provides peer advisory groups to support women entrepreneurs. Also known as “mastermind” and “CEO” roundtables, peer advisory groups bring the heads of companies together to problem-solve and brainstorm their day-to-day challenges and opportunities under the guidance of a trained facilitator. “Entrepreneurs learn best from one another rather than academic courses,” said Marsha Firestone, president and founder of WPO.Read the entire article: 11 Reasons 2014 Will Be A Breakout Year For Women Entrepreneurs - Forbes
3.) Never stop learningRead: 10 Ways Women Can Dare to Grow Their Businesses Big
Every entrepreneur I know has built a successful business on the many varieties of learning available. Admitting that you don’t know everything — and never will — is key to growth. Seek outside counsel from mentors and advisors, participate in a peer advisory group, such as Women Presidents’ Organization, listen, read business books and publications, and attend professional development training, etc.
1.) Participate in peer advisory groups: “Entrepreneurs learn best from one another rather than academic courses,” said Marsha Firestone, President and Founder of Women Presidents’ Organization (WPO), a peer advisory group for women presidents of multimillion-dollar companies.Read the entire article here.
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