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It predicts that increasing female participation to 10% would make the overall economic contribution of women-led SMEs higher than £180bn by 2025. ... We hope this will contribute to having more successful businesses women who can supercharge the

by Dr Ghina M. Halabi | posted in:0. There is huge unrealised economic potential in female entrepreneurship in the UK, but only if we can secure the right conditions for women

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Over a 3 month period we worked together with meetings and Skype calls, until the results night when I was presented with my full commercial and economics viability report, with advice

small- and medium-sized business (SMEs) in the UK to adopt better management system in response to the macro-economic shocks of the COVID-19 pandemic and to boost their business

Ghina’s introduction emphasised the importance of understanding our economic and cultural value as women in the business world and in entrepreneurship, which currently suffers a “leaky pipeline”. ... Ronny holds a B.Sc. in Pharmacology, an MBA

Dr Belinda Clarke is the Director of Agri-Tech East, the membership organisation connecting farmers and growers with researchers, technologists, entrepreneurs and investors using innovation to enhance the economic growth, agricultural

company. Marc Christensen is an Economics graduate and founder of Brilliant Ethiopia and Brilliant Uganda.