business success
AWE alumna advances organic farming in Malaysia
A businesswoman in Malaysia credits the U.S. Academy for Women Entrepreneurs with helping her focus her business. Now she is helping others.
Helping refugees in Africa become entrepreneurs
Refugees in Africa are becoming entrepreneurs and building a network inside settlements, thanks to a program offered by U.S. organizations.
Bringing a taste of Africa to the U.S. Midwest
A native of Somalia who operates restaurants in Minnesota inspired by African flavors won a small business award.
Women farmers in Togo find success working together
After struggling to find work, Anapidédé Kibandou Betema turned her garden into a business. See how the U.S. assists entrepreneurs.
U.S. program connects, empowers entrepreneurs of African descent
Learn how the State Department's African Descendant Social Entrepreneurship Exchange links and supports people within the African diaspora.
Minnesota boasts diverse population, healthy environment
Learn more about Minnesota, a U.S. Midwestern state that is bidding to host the 2027 world's Specialised Expo.
Sewing culture into clothing in Papua New Guinea
Skills learned in the U.S. Academy for Women Entrepreneurs (AWE) are helping a designer in Papua New Guinea grow her clothing business.
Halal food sees big gains in U.S. restaurant market
In U.S. restaurants, halal food is going mainstream and being served by chefs offering diverse cuisine as well as at fast-food places.
U.S. World Bank nominee leads in business and development
Ajay Banga, President Biden's nominee to lead the World Bank, has long worked to expand prosperity through digital technology.