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U.S. Department of State
2200 C Street, NW
Washington, DC
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email: ejusa-suggestions@state.gov

4 Women Entrepreneurs Energize Economies
Laurel J. Delaney, small business consultant, founder of GlobeTrade.com
Hungry for recognition and a better living, women in the developing world vie for business success.

11 Tips on How to Start a Business
First, don’t allow fear and lack of confidence to hold you back.

12 A Close-up on Women’s Entrepreneurship
Studies often contradict the traditional picture.

13 Building Business Story by Story in Benin
Running a hair salon, Maryam Sikira experiences a flash of inspiration: If I serve drinks, why not food?

15 Women Can Have Fun as Technology Entrepreneurs
Vinita Gupta, high-tech entrepreneur, founder of Digital Link Corporation
When women innovate, they feel elated.

16 Betting on E-Commerce
Janette Toral has been called the “mother of electronic commerce” in the Philippines.

17 Entrepreneurship
Challenge Test your skills in launching a startup selling crafts to tourists.

20 Proudly Made in Albania
Donika Mici seizes an opportunity to fill empty store shelves.

22 Sewing a Pattern of Business Success in the West Bank
M. Scott Bartot
Fatima al-Jada establishes a business in Qalqiliya with a single sewing machine.

26 From Gym to Fitness Transformation in Colombia
Gigliola Aycardi becomes an entrepreneur so she can set her own work ― and work-out ― schedule.

29 Weaving Business of Energy Reconstruction in Afghanistan
When Masooma Habibi was close to giving up, something told her: Don’t stop! Try harder!

32 How Did You Start Your Business?
Six successful U.S. women entrepreneurs were inspired by life events, chance meetings or personal passions.

36 Additional Resources

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