The proportion of women in the start-up scene is still underrepresented – a situation that needs to be changed. Female entrepreneurship, also known as fempreneurship, refers to innovative start-ups founded by women, particularly in the start-up sector. A key characteristic of female entrepreneurs, due to the unique approach and values that women bring to their entrepreneurial activities, is the focus on social and societal issues, such as sustainability and social justice, that they bring to the development of their business models. That’s what we want to talk about here.
🤝The African-German leadership program “AGYLE - African German Young Leaders in Business” opens doors for young leaders on the continent of Africa and brings them together in a long-term business network.🚀 Young leaders from Germany, Ethiopia, Ghana, Rwanda, Senegal and…
The entrepreneurs I. Akrout and S. Rais have successfully launched their business idea Skills Integration and their start-up offers access to business-oriented courses and expert support for international professionals who want to achieve their career goals in Germany. The two…