Woman Owned Business Resources

“Managing costs is a huge challenge,” Brown says. “The cost of marketing, advertising, web support and social media, and [maintaining] inventory is hard. Read more

Wilson connected with Celia Bell, who guided her through the steps of opening her business. Read more

Goodwin teamed up with John LaFond and Maxey Love — both well-versed in financing and manufacturing — of the Midlands SCORE chapter in Columbia, South Carolina. Read more

Daniel first met SCORE’s Seacoast chapter when she moved from Atlanta, Georgia to Portsmouth, New Hampshire and wasn’t sure how to move her business to her new state. Read more

Miller faced a new challenge when she realized she would need to shift from life as a student and clinician to that of a business owner. “I was perfect on paper. Read more

A local women’s business group in Brown’s home base of Omaha, Nebraska, referred her to SCORE, where she signed up for several workshops. Read more

“I needed help designing a business plan to take my ambulatory veterinary practice to an in-house practice and retail store,” Sanders recalls. Read more

Groves attended several workshops and met with a variety of mentors to review different areas of her business. Read more

Courage often manifests itself differently for women than for men. This article looks at women entrepreneurs and the specific challenges they face.

“Our mentor, Dianne Connolly has been a great asset to us,” Weymouth says. Read more

Nejdl had a business plan, but she knew she needed help to be both passionate and effective as a business leader. Read more

Alpine Made has worked with SCORE for over two years, gaining invaluable insight on every aspect of business start-up & in business advice. Read more