Just like Women Entrepreneurs Grow Global®, the Canadian federal government’s Women Entrepreneurship Strategy (WES) helps women entrepreneurs expand into global markets. While wegg® was launched in 2015, WES was launched in 2018. Since then, the Canadian government has almost doubled its investment to nearly $5 billion during the COVID-19 pandemic to help women-led businesses.
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As I was walking down the street the other day I spotted the most creative act. Someone had written the following on a sidewalk:
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Project DreamCatcher is a free business training program that forges a path for Native American women entrepreneurs to thrive.
The U.S. has been ranked the best country for fostering women entrepreneurs.
A new analysis by Boston Consulting Group (BCG) shows that if women and men participated equally as entrepreneurs, global GDP could rise by approximately 3% to 6%, boosting the global economy by $2.5 trillion to $5 trillion. However:
… unleashing the power of women entrepreneurs will require action from a range of groups,
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Join us on 11/13 for a weggchat™ with Andrea Sreshta, co-founder of LuminAID.
Learn top tips from women entrepreneurs who launched their global businesses after they became mothers.
A new generation of female entrepreneurs are starting businesses in South Korea due to glass ceilings in a conservative country’s biggest companies. Frustrated in their climb up the corporate ladder in a male-dominated business culture, they choose to find another way up.
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Female entrepreneurship is on the rise globally. Find out why.
wegg® is about to change the landscape for women business owners from being risk-averse to having the confidence to go for it on international expansion—with our support. Learn how.
