Little Passports makes educational toys and electronic games that inspire children to learn about other
countries and cultures.
At the same time, you can build your own business by introducing Little Passports to your community.
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ALEAP, the Association of Lady Entrepreneurs of Andhra Pradesh (ALEAP) was established with an aim to bring women entrepreneurs trying to help each other and work in collaboration for welfare maximization.
It was established in December 1993 and today holds the recognition of being one of India’s premier institutions of women entrepreneurs totally devoted to the development of entrepreneurship among women.
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Happiness through individual initiative — better known as entrepreneurship — is something the Duchess of Cambridge Kate Middleton is very familiar with. After all, did you know:
When Kate was five, her mother, like many aspiring entrepreneurs, saw a niche that could be filled to help others in her situation.
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Women entrepreneurs in India: Google+ is calling you! They have launched the WeOW (Women Entrepreneurship On Web) program which is divided into five different circles (refer below).
Entrepreneurs can choose which circle to get into.
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Luxury retail from Mubai, India: Good Earth.
When it comes to everyday living, Anita Lal (pictured), founder and Creative Director of Good Earth, believes in detail and true luxury.
Good Earth provides fine tableware and glasses,
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Vittana (http://www.vittana.org), a 501c(3) organization is out to create a life of opportunity for those who need it most: young people.
Our mission is to empower young people around the world with the the education and training they need to build a life of prosperity and opportunity.
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Women who want to succeed in business must expand their business horizons and that means daring to venture into new industries and new markets.
That’s according to Datin Seri Rosmah Mansor (pictured left), the wife of the Bernama (Malaysia) Prime Minister.
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This article is part of the eJournal USA issue “Enterprising Women, Thriving Societies.” I was asked by the U.S. Department of State to write the lead article, “Women Entrepreneurs Energize Economies.”
Women-owned companies are rising the fastest in the world’s emerging economies — particularly in Brazil,
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