Let’s Encourage Female Entrepreneurship
The entrepreneurial landscape has long been dominated by male figures, but over the decades, women have gained ground. They have asserted themselves and even proved to be serious assets in the business world.
The entrepreneurial landscape has long been dominated by male figures, but over the decades, women have gained ground. They have asserted themselves and even proved to be serious assets in the business world.
While there’s still a long way to go in terms of equality, recent decades have seen a significant increase in women’s presence in top positions, particularly in the financial sector and in wealth management. The successes of Christine Lagarde, Abigail Johnson, and Sallie Krawcheck shed new light on this phenomenon.
In our increasingly interconnected world, the real leaders are no longer just our presidents, but also the leaders of the major technology companies. The bosses of giants such as Facebook, Google, Amazon, Microsoft, Alibaba and Twitter have emerged as unavoidable forces influencing our daily lives.
More and more women are showing an interest in financial investment, but they are still in the minority compared to men. Yet, investing money can be an effective way to build wealth, prepare for retirement or achieve personal goals.
Even if we are seeing considerable progress in the area of gender equality, some sectors are still struggling to adapt, with finance and investment being among them. This is especially the case when you are a female investor. At a time when financial independence has become a fundamental requirement for women, their rightfulness is not always a given when it comes to managing their own money, owing to deep-rooted stereotypes.