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Break Rules. Be Yourself. Innovate! Make Money By Blending the Personal and Professional

by Adrienne Sanders February 13, 2012

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To inspire the next generation of female would-be innovators, the Dare2BDigital Conference began challenging girls to understand the excitement and everyday use of math and science. The conference started on Sunday, February 12 at eBay’s San Jose campus. It is continuing virtually today as “Dare2BDigital Monday,” encouraging participants to spread the word online and in their schools [...]

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Interview With The Women Behind Council of Media Moms

by Brienne Walsh November 18, 2011

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Heather Reinhard and Nina Restieri are the co-founders of COMM, a team of eight influential bloggers with a mission to collaborate and spread the word about momAgenda, a company dedicated to providing products that help mothers manage their busy lifestyles. Both women bring their distinctive skill sets to make COMM one of the most successful [...]

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Interview With the Women Behind Feast on the Cheap: Saving Money on Food Costs

by Guest October 14, 2011

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Mary Anne E. Rittenhouse and her daughter Mariel Goodson are the mother daughter duo behind Feast on the Cheap, the budget-friendly food website that everyone should know about, especially those who are looking to save a penny or two, here and there. Their idea for Feast on the Cheap came to fruition in 2009 when [...]

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Microfinance, Women and Social Change

by Guest September 26, 2011

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This guest post is by Roxana Zadeh. After working at Glaceau VitaminWater and Stella McCartney, Roxana was an analyst with The Ackman-Ziff Real Estate Group. She studied at the American University of Paris and received her BA in Business Administration from Boston University in 2010. Women around the world are taking pocket change and changing [...]

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Employee to Entrepreneur – Encouragement for the Experience

by Guest September 23, 2011

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Sonali Chandra is a businesswoman, a performing artist, and the daughter of Indian immigrants. As the Managing Member of Sonali Capital Partners LLC, she creates joint-venture real estate deals within the US-India space. She is also the Creative Director of Naseeb Dance Group, a South Asian dance troupe she started in college. In addition, she [...]

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Eight Great Websites for Entrepreneurs

by Sarah Chang September 21, 2011

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Have you decided it’s time to make that idea a reality? Are you ready to put your heart and soul into a business? Now it’s time to address some more pressing questions. Like where to begin, for example. Rebecca Levey touched upon it in this article (in which she offers advice and guidance), and we’ve [...]

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The Mom-trepreneur: Advice from Rebecca Levey

by Shannon McBeen September 19, 2011

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Rebecca Levey is a writer, entrepreneur, and co-founder of the recently launched KidzVuz.com, as well as founder and co-host of The Blogging Angels Podcast, a weekly radio show about women in social media and the blogosphere. Even before she had kids, Rebecca Levey was an experienced writer. She’d worked in a variety of genres drafting [...]

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Are You Ready for Business Ownership?

by Sarah Chang September 16, 2011

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Starting a business is the stuff that many people dream of. Of course, it’s not easy work. Are you ready to take your idea to the next level? You may want to consider some of the following points: 1. Are you ready to give up some of the benefits associated with a traditional nine-to-five grind? [...]

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Does Money Really Motivate Women?

by Brienne Walsh September 12, 2011

As a member of the rising generation of mothers (although I’m not one myself), I’ve frequently had conversations with friends that revolve around the question: “Will we return to the workforce after we have children?” For the people I know doing something they feel passionately about, the answer is an obvious and emphatic “Yes!” But [...]

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Creating a Successful Hybrid: The Mom-trepreneur

by Shannon McBeen September 9, 2011

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One of the benefits of living in a first-world society and all its wonders of technology is the blessing (or curse, depending on your time management skills) of being able to do almost any kind of work from home. For some of us it means the constant struggle of resisting Netflix instant, while others are [...]

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