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Research & KnowledgeCenter for Women's Business Research creates actionable, data-driven knowledge for greater credibility and visibility of women business owners, their firms and the organizations and corporations that support them.
For nearly 20 years, the Center for Women's Business Research has produced cutting edge, research-based intelligence showcasing the achievements and documenting the challenges, characteristics, and trends of women business owners and their firms on topics such as:
Access to Capital
Access to Markets
Financing and Risk-taking
Nontraditional Industries
Growth of Firms Owned by Women of Color
Leadership and Decision-Making Styles
Trends in Women's Entrepreneurship
"The Center for Women's Business Research keeps up with all the changes in the women-owned business marketplace. Their ability to transition very fast helps the Center stay on the cutting edge. Our partnership is not just about getting new business; it's about a relationship that generates new connections and networks." Patti Ross, (Ret.) Market Development, Global Women's Business Initiative, IBM Corporation
At the Center for Women's Business Research, we understand that research is not just about the numbers. That's why we involve top women business leaders and project sponsors right from the start to help frame the issues and provide on-the-ground insights and experiences. We also understand that there is a face behind every fact or statistic. We bring you both.
"Data from the Center for Women's Business Research continues to change the way we do business." Joy Ott, regional president, Wells Fargo Bank Montana and national spokesperson, Women's Business Services.
Our research publications are available for purchase, under Resources.
The Center for Women's Business Research is a 510(c)(3) nonprofit, tax-exempt organization established in 1989 to validate and accelerate the economic power of women's entrepreneurship by conducting groundbreaking research, sharing myth-busting information, and creating new knowledge.
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