The Adelante Movement

Networking Resources for All Latina Women

Resources For Networking We’ve all heard the Spanish saying, “Dime con quien andas y te diré quien eres.”. Translation: “Tell me who you’re with and I’ll tell you who you are.” and we couldn’t agree more. When starting your business it’s important to be around people with similar goals and missions so you can get advice and perspective. Reach Out! 30% Club This ...

Training Resources for All Latina Women

[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text] Resources for Training The first step to doing, is learning. This section provides a number of programs geared to Latinas building or growing a business. These programs offer training, development, mentorship and more. Association of Women’s Business Centers This association of organizations provides training, networking, mentoring, and business developing, and financing. http://awbc.org/ Core Woman Founded in Colombia to empower women with business development training ...

Funding Resources for All Latinas

The entrepreneurial spirit lives strong in Latino culture, but did you know Latinas make up almost half of all Latino-owned businesses? According to the 2016 American Express State of Women-Owned Business report, Latina-owned firms bring in almost $100 billion a year in revenue. We know, impressive. According to the research conducted by American Express as one of the largest minority women’s groups ...

Resources For Women With Disabilities Who Own Businesses

For women with disabilities, entrepreneurship offers a dynamic opportunity to break through barriers. In the corporate world, women with disabilities face a high unemployment rate and other challenges with employers who can be less than accommodating. But, as the Disability Network reports, the good news is that for the 27 million women with disabilities in the United States, being SELF ...

Resources For Women Veteran-Owned Businesses

Having served our country with pride, veterans are natural entrepreneurs, excited to lend their energy and leadership to the workforce when they return home. But returning to corporate life can be a struggle. This may be why so many veterans are starting businesses. At SELF MADE, we want you to realize there are a ton of opportunities related to funding for ...

Resources For South Asian Women-Owned Businesses

When it comes to starting new business and commanding revenue, Asian American women are dominating on every level. Per the 2018 American Express State of Women-Owned Businesses report, more than 1 million Asian American women-owned firms today are generating close to $203 million in revenue. Take a minute to soak that in. As if that weren’t ...

Resources For Native American Women Business Owners

According to research conducted by American Express, a small but powerful hub of entrepreneurship in America, Native American women have started at least 22 new businesses a day since 2007, racking up revenue and sparking innovation throughout different regional communities. A particularly powerful group, Native women-owned firms amass 10.5 billion dollars in revenues and employ almost 60,000 workers in ...

Resources For Middle Eastern and North African Women-Owned Businesses

Passion for entrepreneurship is surging for Middle Eastern and North African entrepreneurs, both in the United States and abroad. According to the Meridian Center, in 2015, the Entrepreneurship Development For Women in the Middle East and North Africa program brought more than 30 entrepreneurs from the region to the U.S. for training, education, and mentorship. And in the U.S, ...

Resources For LGBTQ-Owned Businesses

According to the The National Gay & Lesbian Chamber of Commerce (NGLCC), Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, and Questioning (LGBTQ) owned businesses are a thriving force in this country, forming more than 1.4 million businesses operating today. In the past ten years or so, everything from nonprofits to digital hubs have developed to serve this community from almost every possible ...

Resources For Latina-Owned Businesses

It was Nely Galán’s own Adelante Movement (“Move it forward!” in Spanish)—presented by Coca-Cola and kicked off in 2012 to train and empower Latinas to become entrepreneurs—that sparked the idea to write SELF MADE. The entrepreneurial spirit lives strong in Latino culture, but did you know Latinas make up almost half of all Latino-owned businesses? According to the

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ABOUT THE FOUNDER

Nely Galán is self-made media mogul. She was the first Latina President of Entertainment for a U.S. television network, Telemundo, an Emmy Award winning producer of over 700 television shows in English and Spanish, and the founder of The Adelante Movement to empower and train Latina and multicultural women entrepreneurs. Her entrepreneurship for women manifesto, SELF MADE, is a New York Times Best Selling book written in English, Spanish and Mandarin. Galan has a masters and doctorate in Clinical Psychology with an emphasis on the psychology of money. Her financial podcast, Money Maker/ Mi Mundo Rico on Money News Network is for everyone with untapped greatness who just needs the tools to take flight.

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