From The Director’s Desk
CWE Entrepreneurial Information
Partnering with women-owned businesses
The difference between nonprofit and for-profit business
Recognizing Women’s Entrepreneurial Contributions During Women’s History Month
The importance of registering a business
Want to keep your customers? Offer excellent service
Get your business ready for grants and loans during the pandemic
Helping sustain small businesses in your community after COVID-19
Moving forward in a COVID-19 business environment
Celebrate women's entrepreneurial contributions during Women's History Month
Resources available for women-owned businesses
Shop Local this Holiday Season
October is National Women's Small Business Month
Women in leadership posts can lead to enhanced business success
Map your entrepreneurial journey with a business plan
Give your business a competitive edge through certification
Make time to network for business success
Employee engagement critical to success of business
Closing the funding gap for women-owned businesses
October is National Women’s Small Business Month
Why does gender parity matter on corporate boards?
Does gender parity matter on corporate boards? California thinks it does
Veteran-owned businesses contribute significantly to our economy
Entrepreneurship support organizations can assist your business startup
It’s never too late to become an entrepreneur
Social responsibility benefits businesses, communities
Helping women-owned businesses thrive in Texas
All Jane Nelson Institute for Women’s Leadership programs and events are open to any resident of the state of Texas, regardless of sex, race, color, national origin, religion, age, disability, or other protected characteristic. This includes the Institute’s funding opportunities, which are available to all eligible persons.
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