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Women In Business in Spain:

Mujerynegocios.com: is a leading business portal on the Internet with information exclusively for women entrepreneurs. It offers the opportunity for companies, businesswomen, female entrepreneurs and professionals to advertise, sell, buy and open up new markets. It likewise provides strategic information for companies. Created in 1997, it has become a reference for businesswomen.

http://www.mujerynegocios.com/articulo16.htm

According to an article on this website, a female entrepreneur is characterised by the following features:

• The need to obtain results: this means possessing sufficient drive to motivate a person into achieving results
• The desire for responsibility: the female entrepreneur is inclined to use her own resources as she sees most fit to attain the goals she has set herself. She will work in a team if that will help to obtain results.
• A preference for moderate risks: the female entrepreneur works with the assurance that she will obtain results. She sets herself general goals in the belief that she has the skills and abilities to attain them.
• The perception of the likelihood of success: a significant trait in the personality of the female entrepreneur is being confident of success.
• A great activity: the enterprising woman is usually someone who carries out many activities. “Achieving” is high on her list of priorities, and she looks towards the future, tries to detect market trends and anticipate opportunities.
• The ability to organise and to innovate: she organises people and tasks, and has the capacity to improve a product or existing service, or to create something new.
• Tolerance of ambiguity, adaptability and perseverance: a female entrepreneur is able to define her objectives, be realistic about them and define the way to achieve them.


According to data from the “Women's World Bank”, 50% of new companies in the European Union are created by women. Spain is one of the countries with the smallest percentage of female entrepreneurs.

http://www.aprendemas.com/Noticias/html/N792_F21042005.HTML

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