Mom Entrepreneur Plants the Seeds for Her Home-Based Company Which Continues To Grow as Her Family Grows
By Home Business Magazine
Bionee was started while Eva Asmar was pregnant, and she noticed a lack of healthy and quality personal care products for maternity and baby.  Her husband had been admitted to the Wharton Business School as an MBA candidate. Eva was very proud of him, so she quit her job as Global Product Manager for The Body Shop and settled on the UPenn campus. He inspired her to raise her ambitions and start her own home-based company, Bionee.

Self Publisher Offers Readers Words of Hope and Encouragement
By Home Business Magazine

Anxious and feeling helpless over what she could do to help a young teen friend who was going through depression, Cheryl Karpen wanted to extend a promise to be there for Maddy, through life’s challenges and disappointments. What evolved was a small gift book that began with a promise to be there for Maddy, no matter the time or day. Cheryl called the book, Eat Your Peas for Young Adults, and filled its pages with nourishment and encouragement for Maddy’s hurting heart. Maddy loved the book and thought it might help other young people, especially teens.

Judgment Recovery Business Provides Steady Income and Helps Others Collect

By Home Business Magazine

In her “Life Before Judgment Recovery,” Christina Smiley owned a carpet store. She accumulated monstrous debt, and her credit cards were maxed to the limit. Christina even took on a second job to make ends meet, which made childcare a nightmare. It was too much. She just didn't want to live that way any more.     Christina decided the only thing that made sense was to earn money from home. 

Third Company of Entrepreneur/Activist was Designed to Meet the Demand for “Real” Home-Based Businesses
By Home Business Magazine

Phila Vocia spent over 35 years in the home-based business industry as a professional member, and she invented three home-based businesses. According to Phila, Pictomoney is the best one yet!

Women Business Owners Staying Strong in this Rough Economy

A new survey of National Association of Women Business Owners® (NAWBO®) members has found that, while women entrepreneurs are facing the same economic difficulties as other businesses across the country, more than half say they have no plans to reduce employment, and nearly 25 percent say they actually plan to add jobs this year.

Colorado Business Woman Mentors Women Business Owners
By Home Business Magazine

When Erin Seabold moved to the Denver, Colorado area in January 2007, she came with a dream. And now she’s sharing that dream with thousands of women across Colorado in a big way.

Making WOMEN-OWNED Work For You!
By Janet W Christy

As a home-based woman business owner, you should be plotting your strategy to take advantage of the increasing focus on the use of Woman Owned Businesses by government agencies, education institutions and commercial businesses.