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Women are a force to be reckoned with in entrepreneurial circles, and now is the time for women and moms to lead the way towards a new business future.

Illinois SBDC and ITC at Governors State University
708-534-4929
College of Business, Room 3300
University Park, IL
Illinois SBDC Hull House/Parkway Community Center
773-955-8027
500 East 67th Street
Chicago, IL
Small Business Associates
(708) 326-4774
17831 Abigail Ln
Orland Park, IL
Creative Coaching Concepts
(708) 499-5006
11007 Cook Ave
Oak Lawn, IL
IETC Harvey
708-596-2325 Ext. 239
16845 S Halsted
Harvey, IL
Illinois SBDC at Chicago State University
773-995-3938
9501 South King Drive, BHS 601
Chicago, IL
SOLU Consulting Group, LLP
312-758-3260
1045 E. 166th ST
South Holland, IL
Manifestations by Design™
773.531.9376
892 Wentworth Ave
Calumet City, IL
OfficeTeam
(800) 804-8367
18401 Maple Creek Dr Ste 200
Tinley Park, IL
IETC Dixie Highway
708-709-3000
1010 Dixie Highway
Chicago Heights, IL
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Now's the Time for Women & Mom Entrepreneurs!

“Running a home-based business is definitely a lot more responsibility and a lot more work, but the reward is so much greater.”

So says Julie Lowenbaum, founder of Cuff Luv , an award-winning fashion-accessory business operated from her dining room table in Glencoe, Illinois.

Like so many women, Lowenbaum has taken skills from her former corporate career, added in creativity, fashion sense and some intense passion, and is now running a flourishing business from home. And that has earned her honorary billing as one of the Top Women in the StartupNation Home-Based 100 ranking of outstanding home-based businesses.

Over half of the thousands of contestants (57%) were women in the Home-Based 100 competition, confirming that they’re a force to be reckoned with in entrepreneurial circles. Women have realized in droves that a career in the corporate world doesn’t hold a candle to operating a home-based business with its greater flexibility and opportunities for upside and convenience, especially when running a family, too.

Finding 'Maximum Control'

With the economy in a full-blooded recession, expect even more women to flood the home-based arena, whether they’re victims of layoffs or simply not trusting large corporations to be “stable” or “dependable” going forward.

“The reality is that, cradle-to-grave security has long been gone,” points out Tory Johnson, who helped StartupNation judge the honorary Top Women category.

Johnson is the workplace contributor on Good...

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