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"If you can give back as a woman to other women, that's one of the greatest things you can do." ~ Vera Wang (1949- ), fashion designer. May is Asian Pacific American Heritage Month in the US.


Enabling Women through Economic Empowerment


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Womenable is focused on one thing: enabling women's entrepreneurship worldwide!

Womenable - established in 2005 - is a for-profit social enterprise that works to enable womenís entrepreneurship worldwide by improving the systems ñ laws, policies, programs and research-based knowledge ñ that support womenís enterprise creation and growth.

Simply stated, our mission is to enable women's entrepreneurship worldwide. In so doing, we work with the stewards of women's entrepreneurship - policy makers, multi-lateral organizations, corporate decision makers, entrepreneurial support organizations, and the women's business community - on efforts that will result in a better environment for the creation and growth of women-owned enterprises.

Womenable's expertise includes:

  • conducting insightful and actionable research,

  • communicating information and insights in a clear, concise, and thought-provoking manner, and

  • implementing, monitoring and assessing policies and programs designed to support women's enterprise development.

In other words, we raise the tide that will lift all women-owned boats!

Julie R. Weeks, President and CEO of Womenable, has over 30 years' experience in the fields of research design and analysis, public policy, and women's enterprise development - most recently as Executive Director of the National Women's Business Council, and as Managing Director and Director of Research for the Center for Women's Business Research. Visit the About Julie Weeks page for a copy of Ms. Weeks' bio and curriculum vitae.

To learn more about Womenable's current activities, visit our Projects and Presentations page.

To download and read Womenable's insightful and actionable research reports, newsletters, or op-ed pieces, visit our Publications page.





Last Updated: July 25, 2011