20 Most Inspiring Women Entrepreneurs 2022

According to a 2019 report on the state of women-owned businesses conducted by American Express, between 2014 and 2019, the number of women-owned businesses increased 21% while all businesses increased only 9%. There are multiple reasons for more women to work in business in the future. There is easy access to entrepreneurship education, with many companies and educational institutions focusing on women in entrepreneurial roles.

There are women mentors, coaches and role models who can guide, inspire, influence and educate women on how to make it in business. With more options for finding funding, this will attract more and more women entering the business realm as solopreneurs, sidepreneurs, low revenue company owners or million-dollar-plus business owners.

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Healing People & Souls | Chelsea Haverly

Healing People & Souls | Chelsea Haverly

Chelsea Haverly’s intention in starting her business, with the support of an amazing co-owner and friend, Christine Coyle, was to create an environment where helping the community and helping others is grounded in business practices and a transparent work culture that is authentic and sustainable.

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Tana Greene

Tana Greene

Since co-founding Greene Group in 1988, a national staffing company that grew to operate in more than 20 states, Tana Greene has been on a mission to help people.

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