From pig farming to pickling, these Georgia women are cooking up success
How 8 Georgia women entrepreneurs are shaping food habits and culture around the globe from their kitchens, restaurants, farms and boardrooms.
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UTA music exec Dina Marto is the ‘great connector.’ Here’s why
Dina Marto, a music executive at United Talent Agency’s Atlanta office, has made it her mission to empower women in the male-dominated music industry.
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For women, by women: Atlanta’s female-led startups get female-led funding source
ATL TrailblazHER Angels is a women-led group of angel investors aiming to bring together entrepreneurs and seasoned and first-time investors to support female founders.
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Women in business have made gains in Georgia and the U.S. But gaps persist
There are now more women in executive leadership ranks in Georgia and across the U.S. than there were a decade ago. But gaps persist.
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Healing in style: Atlanta company is changing what cancer recovery looks like
KickIt is changing cancer recovery with clothing that blends dignity, comfort and style — including the Kristin Recovery Dress for women healing after surgery.
Black women’s unemployment is rising nationwide. What about in Georgia?
Tia Mitchell discusses the economy with Georgia Budget and Policy Institute’s Ife Finch Floyd and AJC business editor Scott Trubey.
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‘Not every day is a slay’: Atlanta stylist Kenzie Welch redefines style
Kenzie Welch and her team are behind a collection of viral videos helping people find their confidence again - and it's way deeper than closets.
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Meet the former pop stars on a mission to delouse heads across Atlanta
Atlanta’s Lice Ladies, owned by two former pop singers, helps metro Atlanta families fight lice with clinics and school visits.
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Meet the Georgia manufacturers who stand to benefit from tariffs
Two Georgia entrepreneurs are benefiting from tariffs in different ways.
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Thursday is Black Women’s Equal Pay Day. Here’s what that means.
Thursday July 10 is the day recognizing how far into the year Black women must work to earn what white men earned in the previous year. What's the reason for the pay gap?