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Harvesting a New Tradition in Wine |
| One award-winning California winemaker is being recognized as a leader in the wine industry and the Hispanic business community too. Ameilai Ceja is the first Mexican-American woman to be president of a wine production company in the United States.
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The Right Image for Success |
| The nation's first stock photography agency specializing in minority images is a big success. The founders share tips on building a a fast-growing company.
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From Female Motorcyclist to Global Entrepreneur |
| Rebecca Herwick of Global Products is tearing up the road to success with just two wheels.
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Mother And Daughter Business Partners |
| This mother and daughter business team talk about how they are making it work.
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Michelle Obama Speaks to Women Business Owners. |
| Audio-only Podcast featuring Michelle Obama, wife of Democratic presidential candidate Senator Barack Obama, speaks to women business owners across the country. The We Decide! Presidential Power Team Conference Call Series is hosted by Women Impacting Public Policy -- WIPP.
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Black Entrepreneurs Writing New Chapters in History |
| American history is filled with inspirational black entrepreneurs creating new products and services. That tradition continues today with millions of black business owners creating new chapters in U-S history.
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Minority Entrepreneurs Break Through Barriers |
| More than $100-billion in sales is generated every year by U-S black owned businesses and millions of African American entrepreneurs are working to create new opportunities in their communities as they grow their enterprises.
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Peace Through Business |
| The Peace Through Business Program, from the Institute for Economic Empowerment of Women, is helping women in war torn countries like;Rwanda and Afghanistan launch successful businesses.
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The Reluctant Entrepreneur |
| A health concern sparks the successful launch of a start-up with a message: Free Range Cookies.
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Graphic Designer Bakes Up Sweet Success |
| What began as a part-time business proves to be a fast growing family business
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