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A new view of women's economic leadership

The U.S. Women's Chamber of Commerce released an evolutionary report laying the foundation for a transformative new future for women as market leaders through The Women-Led Economy™.

The Women-Led Economy™ calls upon women to take the lead by focusing our tremendous purchase power with women-owned firms, building our own economic resources and institutions, and working together as market leaders to advance our objectives

The U.S. Women's Chamber of Commerce takes issue with two recent, influential reports -- "The Shriver Report: A Woman's Nation," which presents women as employees and family breadwinners and the Harvard Business Review report, "The Female Economy," which views women as consumers.

The U.S. Women's Chamber of Commerce argues that neither report grasps the transformative opportunity women now have to focus and leverage our clout as consumers and business owners to consolidate and leverage the gains women have made over the last one hundred and sixty years to shape the business and employer marketplace to reflect our values and objectives.


Women-Led. Progress for All.

"The U.S. Women's Chamber of Commerce positions women as market leaders -- securing much more senior and influential positions in the greater business and employer marketplace," says Margot Dorfman, CEO of the U.S. Women's Chamber of Commerce. "As women's influence grows, women lead by shaping the landscape in which businesses operate, bringing our values of family, balance, and community to all businesses -- compelling companies to provide products and services that support our needs, thereby improving economic conditions for women, our families, our employees and our communities," adds Dorfman.


A Powerful Future for Women as Economic Leaders
With this report, the U.S. Women's Chamber of Commerce also announces the launch of The Women-Led Economy™ monthly e-magazine and online-community to continue exploring the ways in which women are transforming the business and employer marketplace, and the Global Women's Marketplace(TM) -- a revolutionary online exchange which links women's purchasing power with women-owned firms. This marketplace powers women-owned retail and service stores and malls, supplier centers, opportunities and RFPs, jobs, group purchasing and a robust online business community.

Business and Financial Leaders Wanted - March 25, 2010

The USWCC | Council of Business & Financial Advisors is forming now.

The U.S. Women's Chamber of Commerce is creating a select professional community of top tier professionals who provide trusted insights, education, and mentoring so as to advance business and financial opportunities for women.


Experts selected for membership in the USWCC | Council of Business & Financial Advisors are respected professionals from a variety of industries including: Accounting and Finance, Business Development, Career & Leadership, Government Contracting, Government Policy, Legal, Marketing/Sales, Project Management, Technology, Telcom, Training/Education, and more.


Learn more an apply for membership on this elite council
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U.S. Women's Chamber of Commerce Applauds U.S. Small Business Administration on Publication of Regulations for Women's Procurement Program - March 2, 2010

The U.S. Women's Chamber of Commerce (USWCC) applauds President Obama, Administrator Mills and the U.S. Small Business Administration on their efforts to end the decade of delay in the implementation of the Women's Federal Procurement Program through publishing in the Federal Registry today a strong new set of regulations to bring this important set-aside program to fruition. While there remain several important steps before the process is complete, the regulations published today show a strong grasp of the issue and a viable process to implement and sustain a strong women-owned small business federal contracting set-aside program. Learn more and register to receive updates. Attend our upcoming webinar to learn more.




National Women Contractors' Week Brings Access to Federal Agency Contracting Opportunities - March 16 - 18, 2010
National Women Contractors' Week will take place between March 16 - 18, 2010 in Washington, DC.  Featured at this year's meeting are full day spotlights on contracting opportunities with HHS and U.S. Army.  Learn more and register.


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