Aurora provide corporate employer brand and recruitment advertising services, and business product/service marketing to niche targetted markets. For conferences and networking events aimed at encouraging women to start and run small businesses.
Founded by author and PR Guru Lynne Franks, SEED is based on her international best-seller, The SEED Handbook, the feminine way to create business. SEED stands for Sustainable Enterprise and Empowerment Dynamics.
In 2001, The Association of Disabled Professionals established the Disabled Entrepreneurs’ Network (DEN) to provide networking opportunities, work related mentoring and information services for self-employed disabled people ..
Published by Crimson Business Ltd, who also publish a magazine called Growing Business, the UK’s most popular magazine for entrepreneurs. Launched in 2001, this website offers advice and information ...
Registered to Soflow Ltd. this website offers a range of different online networks and the chance to meet like-minded business people online and in person.
Chwarae Teg was established in 1992 to support, develop and expand the role of women in the Welsh economy. Initially set up by a consortium of public sector agencies Chwarae Teg is now a company limited by guarantee and a registered charity.
WAYN helps you to keep track of all your contacts from around the world and make new friends based on where you are now, where you have been and where you are going!
Global Entrepreneurship Week aims to unleash young people’s enterprising ideas and address some of society’s biggest issues. Post challenges, speednetwork the globe and see what others are doing around the world!
YouNoodle is the online platform for the world's entrepreneurship groups and early-stage startups. They provide features like competition management, newsletters, and events, to make running entrepreneurship groups easier and more effective.
Oguntê is a leadership development organisation that harnesses women’s skills through social innovations, across sectors. The network is packed with tools and events and helps women to be informed decision-makers.
Women Into the Network is an initiative which assists the integration of women entrepreneurs, both aspiring and practising, into existing business networks.
From just five ladies we now have approaching 3,000 members. Last year we held 62 events, attended by around 4,000 businesswomen. We have moved into providing training workshops, mentoring, business surgeries, and even foreign trade missions.
This network aims to put like-minded women together who are passionate about growing and developing their business. The network is growing rapidly with groups starting all over the UK.
Women's Wisdom exists to provide a regular networking support framework to keep women entrepreneurs motivated and progressing their businesses. They run Women’s Learning Circles throughout Dorset, Hampshire and West Sussex.
