What does CWBR stand for?

Center for Women's Business Research

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Samples in periodicals archive:

THE CENTER FOR WOMEN'S BUSINESS RESEARCH REPORTS that of all minority-owned businesses, 42% are owned by women.

Cynthia McClain-Hill heads business woman's initiative

Women-led companies are growing at twice the rate of those led by men, according to the Center for Women's Business Research.

A grand challenge: inspiring women to embrace IT careers

The Center for Women's Business Research is probably the only organization that has been tracking women entrepreneurs' access to and use of capital for almost two decades," said Margaret Smith, chair of the center.

Guide offers help for women in business

Another study conducted by the Center for Women's Business Research last year found that that the number of companies majority owned by women of color grew by 54.

Dot-com hangover may have put damper on startups

According to the 2004 report by the Center for Women's Business Research, a national women's resource organization based in Washington, D.

Report: women owning more S.D. firms than ever: 50 percent of area ...

2 percent of all private businesses in the state, generate nearly $26 billion in sales and employ 230,348 people Source: Center for Women's Business Research study, "Women Owned Businesses in 2004," sponsored by Wells Fargo & Co.

Women-owned businesses

The 2000 Census also found that 51 percent of the population in the United States is female, and according to the Center for Women's Business Research one in every 11 adult women owns a business.

The Appraisal Institute's diversity initiatives

According to the Center for Women's Business Research, many women are tiring of trying to break through the "glass ceiling" and are leaving businesses to start their own companies.

More women joining top ranks of America's largest companies