USWCC | New Deal is the economic platform of the Women's Ownership Movement.

The Women-Led Economy

USWCC | New Deal was founded by the U.S. Women's Chamber of Commerce to build market ownership for women.  Through "New Deal" the USWCC provides business, financial, retirement planning, health and benefits solutions, advice, career and business opportunities, and puts us in the driver's seat for a strong future.

By focusing our financial plower through market ownership, we leverage the incredible clout of the women-led economy to secure a whole new and powerful position in our world. By owning the power of our critical m*** and unifying our collective strength, we take our position as the most powerful economic force in America.

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USWCC | New Deal Gives Us Ownership of Markets and New Opportunities

We are at a crossroads in the economic history of America.  During the 20th Century women gained the right to vote, moved from the home to careers and business ownership, community and political leadership.  Now we take the final steps transforming our position from being merely a highly targeted consumer market to a poweful force of market owners and leaders.

The most important economic story of the next decade will be how women come together to complete the century old Women's Ownership Movement -- finally placing our own "ownership" stamp on how businesses, services, and values are driven.

No longer do we need to rely upon others to own markets and and business ownership opportunities that we seek.  Through the "New Deal" enterprises, "we own it."  We own online stores and, ecommerce opportunities, financial and business services and more.  We're in the driver's seat to support women and women business owners as we take our opportunities to the next level.

I invite you to view the slide presentation below which provides additional information about the Women's Ownership Movement, the future of women as economic leaders, and the USWCC | New Deal businesses.

Margot Dorfman, CEO
U.S. Women's Chamber of Commerce