You may be able to find one
You may be able to find one that fits your situation.
Another excellent resource for women’s business information is the National Women’s Business Council (http://www.nwbc.gov/faq.html), with up-to-date news on programs for women in business. Examples include mentorship programs where women can gain business skills from experienced entrepreneurs, and certification programs that let you prove your business is woman-owned to help obtain funding.
The Department of Labor also maintains a website dedicated to ?Women Entrepreneurship in the 21st Century? at (http://www.women-21.gov/). While it doesn?t appear to be the ?one-stop shop for resources? that it?s front page claims, there are some very useful articles and links to be found within.
According to the S.B.A., woman-owned small businesses are being started at twice the average rate for all businesses! If you?re an American businesswoman looking for a little support, you may be surprised at the amount offered by Uncle Sam.
Daniel Detlaf is a lifelong student and one-time Day Trader with a few things to say about internet marketing.
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