One woman = one business
Category
Economic Opportunity & Security, Employment and Enterprises
Publication Subtitle
Why business and management education for women is essential to economic development
Publication year
2008
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Women are essential agents of economic development. In a globalizing economy, women entrepreneurs and business managers can thrive only if they have access to information, training and business development services that will enable them to succeed in competitive labor markets and fluctuating economic conditions.
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