This Women’s History Month, learn more about how we champion women business owners. From empowerment initiatives on a national level to powerful digital tools accessible from anywhere you run your business, our innovative financial solutions help women entrepreneurs transform the way they establish, run and grow their business.
Inspired by the integrity and spirit of her family, Tempestt Young founded Fits4Yoga, a dynamic business dedicated to making yoga apparel more inclusive and accessible to women of all sizes and colors. Bank of America helped Tempestt acquire the capital, resources, and exposure to establish her space in the yoga world. Watch the video to hear her story.
Bank of America business clients and Latina sisters Mei-Lon and Toni Jimenez are revolutionizing the beauty industry with their makeup brand Chica Beauty. With the help of Bank of America’s President of Small Business, Sharon Miller, the two sisters are on a mission to empower women, build a supportive community and celebrate our real, authentic selves. Watch the video to hear their story.
In partnership with Mastercard, we created a networking dinner to bring together successful women entrepreneurs and influencers for an evening of conversation and content creation.
Bank of America proudly supported the National Association of Women Business Owners (NAWBO) as the presenting sponsor for the 11th consecutive year. Industry leaders focused on connectivity, inspiration and more for women business owners at all levels.
See Bank of America’s Sharon Miller and Pinterest Creator Caroline Mathis talk tips, tools, trends and more to help women business owners find success.
To show our support for the role women entrepreneurs play in the economy, their communities and the world, we joined business leaders at inspiring personal and professional development conferences in Pennsylvania and Massachusetts.
The Bank of America Marketplace by Seneca Women showcases amazing women-owned businesses from small to large – including Bank of America business clients as well as businesses that participate in our programs.
Social media enables businesses of all sizes to reach their target audience, connect and engage, generate leads and, of course, make sales.
Bank of America’s Access to Capital Directory for Women Entrepreneurs is a comprehensive database designed to help women business owners learn about sources of funding, including equity, loans and grants.
Our latest study shows that most national small business owners anticipate revenue growth over the next 12 months, while plans to expand their business and obtain funding dropped since last fall.
See how we’re investing equity in funds that help diverse entrepreneurs grow their businesses and drive economic opportunity in our communities.
From local businesses to global ones, our powerful digital tools, insights and experts can help transform the way you do business.
Women play a key role in creating economic growth, despite the continued challenge of access to capital and resources. That’s why Bank of America’s Center for Women Entrepreneurs is working to help women make the connections they need to help their businesses thrive.
Thinking of starting a business? Get step by step guidance, information and tools to help guide you and your business towards success.
