Get ready to take us seriously because thus far we have not attracted the level of attention and respect we so richly deserve. This article, “The Third Billion,” by authors DeAnne Aguirre and Karim Sabbagh for strategy + business,
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Get ready to take us seriously because thus far we have not attracted the level of attention and respect we so richly deserve. This article, “The Third Billion,” by authors DeAnne Aguirre and Karim Sabbagh for strategy + business,
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Women Entrepreneurs GROW Global (www.womenentrepreneursGROWglobal.org) is honored to be featured among the “100 Best Blogs for Women in Business” under the International category. We are in such good company! This is our first recognition for WEGG. Â
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Let’s circle together like a band of global angels to do what we can individually or collectively to help the victims of the Haiti earthquake.
Contribute here (no donation is too small):
Haiti Earthquake Relief (video)
Additional resources:
Facts on Haiti (including update on the earthquake)
Embassy of Haiti in Washington D.C.
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We were on to blue is the new black in design well before the Avatar movie. Check out our Women Entrepreneurs GROW Global (WEGG) logo against the new global movie Avatar. (Caution … read movie review at your own discretion …
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Happy Birthday No. 1 for Women Entrepreneurs GROW Global (WEGG)! It was one year ago today that we launched WEGG with the intent that we would grow it into the ultimate global hot spot destination for women entrepreneurs interested in global growth for their business.Â
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It’s a spectacular day in Chicago. Wherever you are at this moment, make the most of it. I am getting ready to head over to the Glenwood Avenue Arts Festival where folks in the community exhibit their wares, many of which can quite easily be exported.
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Yes, you read that right. In follow up to our last post, if you are stuck on how to grow global, get unstuck fast with this cool resource — the SME Toolkit — for yourself, your team, your business and your world.
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When I started my exporting company in the mid-eighties (now morphed into GlobeTrade.com), it took me nearly two years to make my first sale in Japan (yes, I counted the days!). I started off with careful research to determine Japanese consumer needs.
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