Over the last 15 years, women starting their own businesses has significantly been on the rise. Women entrepreneurs are key players within the entrepreneurial landscape, offering a wide variety of competitive products and services. As a result, there's been a significant increase in business resources such as funding opportunities, mentorship programs, networking events, and educational workshops, all designed to support and empower women on their entrepreneurial journeys.  

Here are some key resources to consider:

Grants and Funding: Numerous grants and funding options are available specifically for women-owned businesses. Organizations like the Amber Grant and the Cartier Women's Initiative, provide financial support to help women entrepreneurs kickstart or expand their businesses.

Mentorship Programs: Connecting with experienced mentors can provide invaluable guidance and support. In addition to the Success In the Pinc business women's programs, programs such as SCORE, the Women's Business Centers (WBCs), and the Tory Burch Foundation offer mentorship opportunities tailored to the unique challenges faced by women in business.

Networking Events: Building a strong network is essential for business growth. Organizations like the National Association of Women Business Owners (NAWBO) and the Women's Business Enterprise National Council (WBENC) host events, conferences, and local chapter meetings where women entrepreneurs can connect, share experiences, and find potential collaborators.

Educational Workshops and Entrepreneurial Training: Continuous learning is crucial for business success. Many institutions and online platforms, including Success In the Pinc and the Small Business Administration (SBA), offer workshops, webinars, and courses on various topics such as brand building, content creation, marketing, financial and time management, and leadership skills. 

Online Communities and Forums: Joining online business building communities can keep women entrepreneurs from feeling isolated and can provide business support, advice, and entrepreneurial camaraderie. Platforms like Success In the Pinc's ExemplaRee and Ladies Who Launch, offer online forums where women can discuss challenges, share resources, and celebrate successes.