TheFranchiseHound: Sunday is Mother’s Day in the United States. All across the country husbands, kids and adults are scrambling to find something to do to show mom how much she’s appreciated. Some franchises provide products or services that could be the perfect solution to “what to get momâ€. Mother’s Day Bouquets Nothing says “you’re appreciated†[…]
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Women in business are receiving empowerment everywhere in the world, including South Africa. Nicci Columbine is one of those women. She is drawing on the resources offered through the Businesswomen’s Association to help her succeed, reports FM. Columbine’s motivation for creating her own business was to become empowered. “I wanted to realise my full potential
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The Telstra Business Women’s Awards has launched once gain in Australia, and it is bringing women together for the chance to win $200,000 in cash and prizes. The 2011 awards were unveiled today, featuring three main categories: private and corporate, business owner, and community and government. They are also featuring two special categories; one is
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The Franchise Magazine: One word: confidence Afia Sirkhot, McDonald’s Franchisee “Confidence that I have invested in a strong and relevant brand. Confidence that it’s a brand which keeps close to its customers and understands that business never stands still. Confidence in the fundamentals, with the most proven restaurant model in the world, delivering consistent quality,
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With a life of drugs, crime and incarceration long behind her, Shantae Holmes has found a new life as an entrepreneur, reports StarTribune. Holmes has started a laundromat called, “All Washed Up.” It had been years since the last laundromat closed its doors in that area, and she felt it was time to bring a
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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 attitude to help fellow women in the business world succeed. Our intent is to support every type of business owner, whether you are a mompreneur, seniorpreneur or well-established company of any
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Sometimes while working on a real estate contract, Betsy Gorman will drop a quick email to her partner for details. On occasion she’ll also send one of her kids across the street for paperwork. Sometimes her partner fills in for her, and often she fills in for her partner, reports The Washington Post. “She jokingly
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Metro Canada: She was fired from her first job — on the first day she reported to work. Her employers told the new immigrant from Hong Kong that her English language skills weren’t strong enough. It was only a brief setback for the determined young woman. Today, the successful married mother of two is running
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When jobs in her area began to disappear, Jeannel King knew the time had come for her to try something a little different. According to SD Metro, she began to dream of entrepreneurial opportunities. She envisioned how drawings could bring mere words to life – through a new career as a graphic recorder and meetings
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Shawna Spencer was the proud owner of a high-end shoe boutique. While the shoes inside cost between $250 to $1200, she saw an unfortunate trend outside those doors. She had a disturbing encounter with some high school girls one day, and she was inspired to make a difference. So Shawna created I Am You. It
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