Natalie Keng, CEO & Founder of Chinese Southern Belle, shares how food can be a key tool for acceptance of diversity and a greater understanding between races. Plus a recipe!
No matter how many years you’ve been an entrepreneur, there’s always something new to learn at each level you reach. Whether you’re a new business owner or a seasoned CEO, this episode of the Women Who Own It podcast is a must watch!
Tune in to watch the Semi-Final Round of WBENCPitch: Sustainability, a multi-round virtual sustainability-focused pitch competition is designed to highlight the most innovative business solutions around sustainability.
Join WBENC for a virtual happy hour with fellow women of color entrepreneurs to listen, share feedback on what you would like to see in future Women of Color programming, and connect with women business owners from across the country.
Monica Kang, Founder & CEO of InnovatorsBox® and internationally recognized expert in creativity, shares four ways to amp up your team's innovation without additional meetings, even while working remotely.
At WBENC, we always do our best to bring our network the most innovative and impactful ways to learn and connect, especially in these virtual times – and next month is no different! With a wide variety of industry-focused sessions, an intuitive virtual platform, experts from Top Corporations and WBE Stars, industry trends and solutions, and face-to-face interaction, there is truly something for everyone.
Voting is now open for the first round of the competition. WBENCPitch: Sustainability is a multi-round virtual sustainability-focused pitch competition is designed to highlight the most innovative business solutions around sustainability.
In this special episode of the Women Who Own It podcast, Janice Bryant Howroyd, founder and CEO of The ActOne Group, shares how she started a company with only a few hundred dollars and grew it into a billion-dollar company. Listen now to learn the key foundation Janice says every women-owned business should adopt, the biggest challenge she has overcome in our journey, and how you can leverage the WBENC network like Janice has to create new opportunities for growth.
Grace Wang, Founder of Petphoria, a WBENC-Certified modern lifestyle brand for dogs and their people, shares lessons she has learned as a young Asian-American woman entrepreneur (or Petrepreneur as she likes to call herself) and her advice for others on their entrepreneurial journey.
May is Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month and we are proud to celebrate the accomplishments, contributions, and cultures of the Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) communities in our network, nation, and the world.
