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Entrepreneurship Advice for Women Holly Springs MS

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.

Holly Springs WIN Job Center
662-252-1488
1180 Hwy 311
Holly Springs, MS
Jones County Junior College SBDC
601-477-4235
900 S. Court Street
Ellisville, MS
University of Mississippi SBDC - Desoto County
662-816-6691
B-19 Jeanette Phillips Dr.
University, MS
Mississippi SBDC
662-915-5001
B-19 Jeanette Phillips Dr. P. O. Box 1848
University, MS
Copiah-Lincoln Community College SBDC
601-446-1254
11 Co-Lin Circle
Natchez, MS
UMSBDC Business Assistance Center - NEMCC - Corinth
662-696-2311
2759 South Harper Road
Corinth, MS
MSU SBDC Business Assistance Center - Meridian
601-482-0602
910 Highway 19 North
Meridian, MS
Delta State University SBDC
662-846-4236
P.O. Box 3235 DSU
Cleveland, MS
UM SBDC Business Assistance Center - Tupelo
662-680-6988
398 East Main Street
Tupelo, MS
Mississippi State University SBDC
662-325-8684
P.O. Drawer 5288 #1 Research Blvd., Suite 201
MS State, MS

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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