Ronald Reagan signed the Women's Business Ownership Act into law in 1988, establishing government support for women-owned businesses that encouraged, for the first time in history, women to step into small business ownership. Today, 40% of all small businesses in the U.S. are women owned and we love the way women have fearlessly stepped into these leadership roles.
I Visited This James Beard Award Nominee’s Minnesota Restaurant and It Was Incredible
Diane's Place is Chef Diane Moua's debut restaurant in Minnesota. The James Beard Award-nominee serves cuisine inspired by her extensive pastry background and Hmong-American roots.
From The Netherlands To The Dairy State, Marieke Gouda Is A Small Business Triumph In Wisconsin
Hangry Kitchen Is A Charming Little Restaurant That’s Captured The Hearts Of Locals In Providence, Rhode Island
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From Humble Beginnings, Birdie’s Pimento Cheese Has Grown Into One Of The Most Iconic Small Businesses In Virginia
New Mexico’s Snapdragon Tea Is Making High Tea An Accessible, Inclusive, And Fun Experience
Woman-Owned Carter & Rye Is Taking Pie to a Whole Other Level in Omaha, Nebraska
Diane’s Books of Greenwich Is A Beloved Family Bookstore In Connecticut With A Fascinating Story
Diane's Books of Greenwich is a beloved family-oriented bookstore known for its exceptional customer service and community engagement.
One Of The Most Incredible Small Businesses In Washington, Amma’s Umma Is A Locally Owned Boutique With A Wholesome Mission
Amma's Umma in Port Angeles, Washington, is a boutique that supports ethical shopping and adoption efforts through its unique, purpose-driven products.
Located In A Historic Sheriff’s Office, This Ice Cream And Coffee Shop In Southern Utah Is Perfectly Sweet
