Historically, female entrepreneurs have faced more challenges in the startup landscape, tasked with competing with male entrepreneurs for investment dollars and industry recognition.… Read the rest

Lori Greiner may be the reigning “Queen of QVC,” but when she strolls into a boardroom, she doesn’t think of herself as a woman.… Read the rest

Raising capital is a major problem for startups because they need money to grow. In the U.S., only 2 percent of women-run startups receive funding from venture capitalists, says a study by the National Foundation for Women Business Owners and Wells Fargo & Co.… Read the rest

Written by: Kristen Asleson

What? There are programs out there that will fund a woman-owned business when they start or grow that do not have to be repaid?

By: KRISTY DORSEY

THE role of women in busin­ess creation is set to come under the spotlight this week as the co-founder of Scotland’s leading support network for start-ups has predicted the onset of “the decade of the female entrepreneur”.… Read the rest

The finalists for the 2015 Women of Influence Awards in the Board and Management category, proudly sponsored by MYOB.

Anya Anderson

Anya is the founder and CEO of online training provider RedSeed, which has been a finalist in the New Zealand HiTech Awards in 2014 and 2015, a regional winner in the ANZ Flying Start Competition and a finalist at the Champion Canterbury Awards in 2015.… Read the rest

Although there are noteworthy entrepreneurs across all genders, races, ethnicity, geography, etc., this post is dedicated to shining a spotlight on female entrepreneurs, as we at Tech Cocktail are proud proponents of the Change the Ratio movement.  … Read the rest