Women-owned companies don’t only do greater good for people and the planet; they also help the economy and, ultimately, the markets.
Still, few female founders receive the funding they need to succeed. But investors, both professional and retail, are wise to invest in women-owned and -led businesses. suggest that women-owned businesses made up 19.9% of all firms with employees in the United States in 2018. That’s 1.1 million female-owned firms, which have employed over 10.1 million workers and reported nearly $1.8 trillion in revenue in 2018. Another 10.6 million women-owned non-employer firms reported revenue of $286.
Both employer and non-employer businesses with women at the helm are on the rise. In fact, women are launching more than 1,100 new businesses every single day at a rate that’s two and a half times the national average, according to the
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