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Self-Made Business Women


In a sense, any woman who has had is or enjoying success in the business world is a self-made business woman. Women who move upward in the management of large companies are self-made business women, as they have, by dint of education, hard work and good management risen to a good position. True, there are aids to self-made business women; there are organizations which offer information, and networking opportunities, but to succeed, self-made business women must apply all their knowledge, be dedicated to their work and usually work harder than their male counterparts to achieve success.

Women who founded and expanded their own businesses are in the truest sense self-made business women. They have managed to develop an idea and a plan, secure financing and start a business on their own. Today there are over 10 million women-owned businesses in the US, and the number is growing rapidly. In every case, the women who own these businesses are self-made business women  The businesses owned and operated by.
self-made business women encompass every field, from body products to insurance agencies, to clothing to consulting...every kind of business possible is owned by various self-made business women.

Of course not all self-made business women own their own businesses. One has only to look at published lists of powerful and highly paid women to realize there are many hundreds of self-made business women in the upper levels of corporate power world-wide. From the resumes of women on the rise in business one can see that there are a tremendous number and variety of self-made business women...women who have achieved degrees many areas and have applied education and focused effort to rise in the business world. At every level of management, self-made business women are advancing toward the top in corporations and institutions world-wide.

Some self-made business women have gotten their start as personalities in various media, and have then used their money to launch businesses.  Such self-made business women include world-famous Oprah Winfrey, now tremendously wealthy, who has not only started businesses but has done much philanthropic work. Movie stars such as Elizabeth Taylor have founded businesses and are therefore among the self-made business women. There are many ways of reaching the top in terms of financial wealth and in power, and more and more self-made business women are achieving world-wide recognition.

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