UK Women Entrepreneurs Set to Create 140,000 New Jobs in 2015
Hiring is top of the agenda for female entrepreneurs in 2015.
A step into the unknown – are you courageous enough?
When the next step means taking a leap into the unknown by resigning your job and setting up on your own, then how do you stay calm and find the courage within you to actually do it?
What to do when you reach a crossroads with your business
“I don’t know what to do next?” It could be taking the decision to grow your business or remain the same size, or to recruit another key member of staff or wait another six months. When you get to these key decisions –what do you do?
The Rustic Rose: A Women-Led Upcycled Furniture Start-up Story
The Rustic Rose revamps vintage & antique furniture with a beautiful ‘shabby chic’ style. Launched 2 years ago, the team have just moved into their own studio.
3 Ways To Get Your Business Noticed At Exhibitions
Exhibitions are always a big investment of money, time and focus. So invest some of that time to think creatively. A few small changes could add up to the big win that you’re looking for.
Are past saboteurs our greatest gift?
When I look in the mirror I like and respect the woman looking back at me and I am grateful to her for her resilience, values and strength. Without past saboteurs that woman would be someone else.
HR in the cloud hits the bottom line
Moving HR to the cloud can make a significant impact on the bottom line.
Julie Neville: Determined to Win Naturally
Julie Neville’s health was restored after she took it into her own hands. She launched her business to ensure other people have that option too.
Five ways to better support women in business: the Prowess Manifesto in action
Yvonne Bignall and Helen Farmer took the Manifesto for Women in Business to the Festival of Female Entrepreneurs in Bristol. Here is what Bristol women think matters.
Four shrewd ways to show B2B gratitude
It costs eight times as much to attract a new customer as to keep an existing one. That’s why gratitude is about more than simply “being nice” – it’s an inexpensive way to maintain a happy group of customers and clients who will keep on using your company.