Women in Leadership, a Women Grow Business Networking Event

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Women in Leadership, a Women Grow Business Networking Event

Image by Nakeva
Women Grow Business goes offline to celebrate women entrepreneurship in the Washington, DC area during the inaugural Social Media Week DC event. Event hosts/sponsors include: Tinu (Editor at Women Grow Business, Jill Foster, Matrix Group International and Compass Point Associates.

What is Women Grow Business (#WGBIZ)? See the website hosted by Network Solutions/Web.com for details: www.womengrowbusiness.com

Prints available at:
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New women market in Nertiti

A few nice selling a business images I found:

New women market in Nertiti

Image by UNAMID Photo
20 November 2012. Nertiti: A member of the UNAMID battalion from Rwanda posted in Nertiti, Central Darfur, perform a show at the official opening of the new Nertiti Women Market, a building where about twenty local women will be able to sell their products (mostly vegetables) in better conditions (they used to sell outdoors).
This building was constructed by the UNAMID battalion from Rwanda posted in Nertiti.
Photo by Albert González Farran, UNAMID.

New women market in Nertiti

Image by UNAMID Photo
20 November 2012. Nertiti: Members of the UNAMID battalion from Rwanda posted in Nertiti, Central Darfur, perform traditional dances from Rwanda at the official opening of the new Nertiti Women Market, a building where about twenty local women will be able to sell their products (mostly vegetables) in better conditions (they used to sell outdoors).
This building was constructed by the UNAMID battalion from Rwanda posted in Nertiti.
Photo by Albert González Farran, UNAMID.

New women market in Nertiti

Image by UNAMID Photo
20 November 2012. Nertiti: Members of the UNAMID battalion from Rwanda posted in Nertiti, Central Darfur, perform traditional dances from Rwanda at the official opening of the new Nertiti Women Market, a building where about twenty local women will be able to sell their products (mostly vegetables) in better conditions (they used to sell outdoors).
This building was constructed by the UNAMID battalion from Rwanda posted in Nertiti.
Photo by Albert González Farran, UNAMID.

Maasai women make, sell and display their bead work

A few nice sell business images I found:

Maasai women make, sell and display their bead work

Image by World Bank Photo Collection
Maasai women make, sell and display their bead work in Kajiado, Kenya. 2010. Photo: © Georgina Goodwin/World Bank

Photo ID: GG-KE125 World Bank

Maasai women make, sell and display their bead work

Image by World Bank Photo Collection
Maasai women make, sell and display their bead work in Kajiado, Kenya. 2010. Photo: © Georgina Goodwin/World Bank

Photo ID: GG-KE144 World Bank

Maasai women make, sell and display their bead work

Image by World Bank Photo Collection
Maasai women make, sell and display their bead work in Kajiado, Kenya. 2010. Photo: © Georgina Goodwin/World Bank

Photo ID: GG-KE056 World Bank