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“I think the best role models for women are people who are fruitfully and confidently themselves, who bring light into the world.”
— Meryl Streep
October 11th marked UNICEF and the UN’s 13th International Day of the Girl Child, which “is a key global moment on which to celebrate girls everywhere,
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Read the wegg showcase interview with Julie Van Brunt, President and CEO of Lintech International (October, 2025).
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wegg® Virtual Cafe
1st Tuesday of every month from 4:00-5:00PM CT
Join: https://us04web.zoom.us/j/746553873
Meeting ID: 746-553-873
Purpose: For anyone who wants to share stories and ideas with one another about dealing with business issues.
Come as you are.
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As president of Women Entrepreneurs Grow Global®, I [Laurel Delaney] have discovered that there is an interesting trend is emerging among male and female CEOs: they want their daughters to eventually lead the family business. Rather than handle the preparation themselves, they prefer to have someone else take on this role.
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While we’ve never really exported, we imported from the very beginning. A lot of our suppliers are global. We have a few in Asia, several in Europe and, of course, a lot domestically. And our customers are global.
By registering, I consent to Women Entrepreneurs Grow Global’s collection of my information. Procurement: Ensure robust contracts with your suppliers and utilize them to support your business goals, financially and otherwise Supply Chain: A data driven, optimized supply chain does not only delight customers, it …
Just last week, the Business Development Bank of Canada announced its initiative to, “finance business acquisitions for aspiring CEOs,” with a focus on women entrepreneurs, The Logic reports in the article, “BDC launches a $50M search fund to help women acquire companies.”
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A 2025 NBER study finds that female entrepreneurs who launched a startup after a previous failure raised 53.3% less capital than men who were involved in the same failed companies.
This funding gap directly contributes to fewer women becoming serial entrepreneurs—women represent only 4% of founders who start three or more companies,
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