WASHINGTON, March 2, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- A recent study over a 10-year period showed Arizona's women business owners (WBOs) grew by 53.6 percent in number, but only 1.9 percent in employment—meaning they were starting businesses at an impressive rate but not growing them. To support their growth, three chapters of the National Association of Women Business Owners (NAWBO) in Phoenix, Greater Tucson and Sedona-Verde Valley are hosting the Women With Vision conference—now in its second year.
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The breaking ground ceremony for a small business usually means building upon the site’s historic foundation to create a new venture, along with its charismatic identity.
Cannabis workers, professionals, enthusiasts and entrepreneurs came together earlier this month in Perham Hall for the fourth annual Croptopberfest, an educational networking event for the cannabis business.
The Rural Communities Development Resources Center will present a seminar on starting a business at 6 p.m.
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The 2017 Cannabis Collaborative Conference is Feb. 15 and 16 in the Portland Metropolitan Exposition Center.
Between now and November, you will hear lots about “How to Make America Great Again!”
I recently read a news story of an outstanding teenager in Prosser named Walker Orr. Since the age of 8, Walker has found innovative ways to offer a service or product in exchange for a reasonable price, from selling varieties of seeds to running a lawn mowing business.
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