Who needs sleep when there are start-ups to launch? Between endless e-mail conversations and talkative co-workers, getting actual work done during the day isn’t→

Want to get to know your customers quickly? Forbes says you should hold an event. Events help you sell to customers. If you want→

VentureBeat: Startup Stay is a global community for entrepreneurs that travel. It’s for people going on business trips who are interested in tapping into→

The Beaver: This year’s event is the second annual conference organised by the LSE Entrepreneur Society after the great success achieved in 2011. The→

MarketWatch: Sarah Miller Caldicott, the legendary inventor’s grand niece and author of “Innovate like Edison” is among an illustrious roster of speakers from 10→

In Ionia, Michigan, there is a group of woman who get together to eat a meal and share their elevator pitch with like-minded women.→

If you’re near Cleveland on October 19 and October 20, you may want to stop by the I-X Center for a small business conference→

One of the problems many new parents face is isolation. It can be lonely, especially when you have a new baby and a demanding→

Jennifer Bonnett spent more than 20 years in the information technology field and she noticed a sad trend, most tech startup events were filled→

Dynamic Business: Founder Danielle Price created the service after she noticed a lack of resources helping Mums to connect and network online with women→

Not long ago Benjamin Ashpole made the news for his latest invention, The Pocket Grill. Now that he has started picking up funding for→

Enterpreneur recently releases a list of the best business bars. Whether you want to rub elbows with investors or hear the latest business gossip.→

Rachel Young has seen both sides of business. She was once homeless, running a business out of her car. She has even experienced the→

Vicki Donlan is in her element. As she talks to one female business owner, she reassures her that the challenges she is facing can→

For the women in the Women Who Barter network, business is not dog-eat-dog. According to Powder Springs-Lithia Springs Patch, these women utilize a pay-it-forward→

If you’re planning to be in or around Woodbridge, ON June 4th, there is a new mompreneur expo you should consider checking out. Organized→

More people may be tweeting, but according to CNN it is being “liked” on Facebook that brings in the most money. [Eventbrite] announced Wednesday→

Mashable has gathered together a list of 100+ events that are happening in the area of social media and technology. Below are three events→

Mompreneurs that wished they could have attended the Moms in Business Unite conference in the past are in luck. It has expanded to include→

As more mom’s begin to start their own businesses, more groups devoted to them and the work they do is popping up around the→