Female Entrepreneurship in America: The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly [Infographic]

By Amanda Glincher October 17, 2018 No Comments

Equality

It has been 30 years since Congress passed the Women’s Business Ownership Act which increased capital access for female entrepreneurs and ended discriminatory practices like requiring a man co-sign a woman’s business loan.

This infographic highlights some of the progress we’ve made, and the work we still have to do to increase capital access and #CloseTheGap that exists in small-business lending and venture capital investment in women-run businesses. If this message resonated with you, please share it! #CloseTheGap

This infographic highlights relevant statistics around female entrepreneurship, challenges with access to loan capital, and the things we can do to help #CloseTheGap

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