Interesting article from Martin Zwilling at Business Insider | read more

African women feminists drawn from diverse women's rights organizations and networks operating in different countries, sub- regions and across the continent, meeting at the Third African Feminist Forum (AFF) held in Dakar, Senegal from the 21st - 24th of October 2010; | read more

The Malta Association of Women in Business held theirannual conference entitled Business Across Borders on Wednesday 6th October at the Radisson St. Julians.  Runa Magnusdottir CEO & Founder of Connected-Women.com attended the conference. | read more

BRANDit Iceland was held for the first time in Reykjavik, Iceland October 14th - 17th 2010   | read more

The WomanzWorld Social Media Bootcamp delivers a series of online workouts designed to kick your business butt into shape.No matter what your level of knowledge the exercises will turn you into a Social Media Goddess and ensure your business sees real results. | read more

What happens when women business owners from over 30 countries come together in one location, one week?   | read more

From Natalie Sisson  at Womenzworld picked out TOP 20 Business Women to follow on Twitter in their Forbes article dated October 6th 2010 | read more

By BARBARA TAYLOR New York Times On Labor Day weekend my husband and I - the only small-business owners at a gathering of family and friends - were asked repeatedly how our business was doing. We were honest and said that it's a very difficult environment for small business right now and that we feel fortunate to be hanging in there. | read more

(September 14, 2010) The Gender Equality Architecture Reform (GEAR) Campaign is thrilled that the United Nations Secretary General, Ban Ki-moon has chosen Michelle Bachelet as the new Under-Secretary-General (USG) of UN Women. This appointment is essential to the effectiveness of the new entity and the campaign is pleased that the UN SG has selected a qualified and strong leader for this high level UN position that will envision and work for the future of women's rights and advocate for women worldwide. | read more

About BAWE - The British Association of Women Entrepreneurs: BAWE is not just about belonging to a long standing and esteemed organisation, although this has its advantages! BAWE is about so much more than that. It is progressive and outward facing, recognising the need to continually adapt to suit its members and the global market place. Activity within the Association is dynamic - in every sense of the word. It is vibrant and lively and changes in response to the environment and people around it - just like good business. | read more