What is it about spring and a focus on women entrepreneurship? Don't get me wrong, I'm not complaining – I think discussing business leadership by the gender that is most dominant in our country, most employed as adults, and, according to BusinessWeek, does more with less venture capital is a good thing.
Last April I blogged about the "flurry of press on the topic of women in business," and a similar flurry seems to be going on now. In addition to the BusinessWeek article I mentioned above, this has been a hot topic of Reuters, USA Today, and even the U.S. State Department.
Among this press is a call by In Good Company Workplaces – a workspace, networking, and training provider led by two women – for female entrepreneurs to share their workplace culture stories and tips. Adelaide Lancaster and Amy Abrams are gathering this feedback for a new book they're working on.
In Good Company has gathered a few comments so far on their blog. You can add yours by clicking here.
It will be interesting to read their book when it's out and hopefully see more real-world evidence of the payoff of employee engagement.
Related: This report by The Center for Women's Leadership, archived on our website, finds that entrepreneurial activity is highest among women who are also employed in a wage job.
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