In the 21st century, entrepreneurship is the way of economic development of any country. This field generates the solution of poverty alleviation, wealth creation, and job creation. Entrepreneurship implies, the skills ...

Despite being a services economy, women-promoted service businesses have not been much researched in India. Women entrepreneurs are playing a major role and are doing pretty well in people processing services e.g. healthcare, ...

Women all over the world play important roles in the social, economy and political life of any nation. The relationship between women’s access to the benefits of development, the existence of patriarchal structures and ...

Women Entrepreneurship through Self-Help Groups (SHGs) plays an important role in increasing the national productivity in India. Although, SHGs can be found in countries like South Asia and Southeast Asia, most SHGs are ...

Women entrepreneurship development is an essential part of human resource development and essential for achieving the goals of sustainable development. The hidden entrepreneurial potentials of women have gradually been ...

Competencies are quintessential to the development of entrepreneurship. Notwithstanding the debate, whether the entrepreneurs are born or made, inculcation of right dosage of competencies in right time plays a major role ...

Women entrepreneurs are of great importance for the improved economic and social status of developing nations. The changing demographics and economic conditions in nations like India from the onset of 21st century are ...

Monopolistic attitude of men of ruling the board rooms and stock market has been broken by the emergence of women entrepreneurs in the global market which is apparent from the recent trend in the entrepreneurship development. ...

A central driver of economic growth over the past century has been the increased role of women. Around 3.01 million women-owned enterprises represent about 10 percent of all Micro Small and Medium Enterprises (MSME) in the ...

The owners of tiny manufacturing units are required to look into every aspect of their business from sourcing raw materials, labours for production to marketing, collection of payments, keeping accounts etc. In addition ...