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The Women-Led EconomyTM is good for all


Our whole society pays a price for the instability created by women’s lack of access to opportunity and parity.


We all lose when women are underpaid and promoted – women’s businesses struggle to grow – access to credit, markets and competition restricted – transparency and choice are suppressed – and women and their families struggle financially.


Good for business, taxpayers, government and


communities By choosing to purchase from women- owned firms, we lift the revenues of currently under producing women’s businesses and reverse lost opportunities for asset, employment and tax base growth. Strong, growing women-owned firms improve the financial outcomes for all businesses, taxpayers, governments and communities.


Women-Led. Progress for all. The Women-Led Economy powers a better world for all


Access to opportunity, growth, markets, financial security, and truth are hallmarks of a vibrant, growing economy. The tremendous imbalance women face in the workplace and in business and employer market leadership negatively impact our families, communities and country through suppressing growth and competitiveness, draining assets, and causing retirement instability.


Good for the workforce Raising the growth and influence of women


business owners as employers brings deep rewards to both women and men workers through increased job creation, fair pay and promotion, family-friendly work environments and the revitalization of our economy.


Good for all Rebalancing the components of our economy,


increasing job creation, reducing the reliance on government assistance, and restoring transparency, quality and choice to our consumer marketplace are attributes that are positive for all Americans. The Women-Led EconomyTM


powers a better world for all.


The Women-Led EconomyTM


Changes Everything


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