WeHubs is the first European network that supports women to create and scale their web enterprises. They are looking for the most creative ideas out there built and developed by women web entrepreneurs, and there are prizes to be won!

This WeHubs webinars aim to encourage mutual learning among European organisations supporting female web entrepreneurs. The sessions are free of charge and open to any participant interested in learning how to better support female entrepreneurs as part of its regular business practises or willing to set up dedicated support schemes.

As champions for business growth, GetSet for Growth have teamed up with Enterprising Women, as we celebrate our 10th Birthday, to bring a selection of free training events and workshops. The topics have been carefully chosen to help ambitious women in business achieve their full potential.

With Enterprising Women celebrating its 10th Birthday this year and International Women’s Day almost upon us, Bev Hurley, CBE, reflects on how far we’ve still got to go…

A decade. Ten years. It sounds like a long time. And yet, when you sit back and reflect on what has changed in the last 10 years, it’s surprising to see that the more things change, the more they stay the same.

This WeHubs webinars aim to encourage mutual learning among European organisations supporting female web entrepreneurs. The sessions are free of charge and open to any participant interested in learning how to better support female entrepreneurs as part of its regular business practises or willing to set up dedicated support schemes.

East London businesses - GetSet for Growth!

Free workshops: applying for a Start Up Loan

Our sister service Outset Finance is hosting a range of free events across the country to help individuals who are interested in applying for a government backed Start Up Loan.  You can still apply for this cheap finance if your business is less than 2 years old.

Lack of access to finance is one of the main issues holding female-led businesses back...Upper Street CEO Julia Elliott-Brown explains how it could level the playing-field...

Imagine a world where women ran half of all companies. Consider the impact this would have on the way business is done, not to mention the social implications as women plough back profits into their local community and the education of children. 

New research from Barclays and the University of Cambridge casts fresh light on the make-up of a modern entrepreneur, dispelling the myth they are all confident, lone wolves with tunnel-vision to success.  

Today women make up 47% of the UK workforce but only hold 23.5% of non-executive directorships in FTSE 100 businesses.