Public Policy and Women Business Owners
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These are the slides for our community action planning session for Empowered PhXX.
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Public Policy and Women Business Owners
- 1. #PhXX Empower PHXX Advocacy, Community and Legislative Committee
- 2. #PhXX Review • What is our mission • What have we accomplished • Why we are here today
- 3. #PhXX Benefits of Women Owned Businesses • Women entrepreneurs tend to treat their employees better and give back to their communities (Criterion Institute, 2013) • Women entrepreneurs have higher levels of innovation than their male counterparts (Harvard Business Review, 2013). • An increase in the number of women in business leadership positions is correlated with increased business returns and payout ratios. (Kaufmann Foundation, 2015)
- 4. #PhXX 50 /50 in entrepreneurship in Arizona would add 91,000 more jobs and $105.2 billion to our local economy. -Datos, AZHCC 2016 -U.S. Census Bureau; generated by Melissa Kovacs, FirstEval
- 5. #PhXX Empowered PhXX 100% community-owned and self- organized. Meaning no one person or organization runs it — everyone contributes through action. Plus many more…
- 6. #PhXX What Is Happening Locally Empowered PhXX is an innovative model of community economic development that brings together diverse community stakeholders who serve female entrepreneurs. Providing stakeholders with: • In-depth, strategic, roundtable discussions on key issues. • The latest research, data and national trends on female entrepreneurship. • Leveraging collective strength to execute initiatives that address significant challenges in the local entrepreneurial ecosystem.
- 7. #PhXX Our Mission: Strengthening Phoenix's economic and social future by creating a strong ecosystem for women led firms. Vision: Achieving 50/50 in entrepreneurship, positioning Phoenix as a National leader in women led firms.
- 8. #PhXX Today… Advocacy, Community and Legislative Committee
- 9. #PhXX
- 10. #PhXX Role of Government •What is or is not the role of government in entrepreneurship •What has already been done?
- 11. #PhXX Examples and Success Stories Examples of Other Cities: • Boston: http://we-bos.com/ • NYC: https://we.nyc/ and the recently announced lending program: http://fortune.com/2017/03/23/new-york-women- entrepreneur-founder/ • http://www.austintexas.gov/department/small-and-minority- business • Washington D.C: http://www.thebeacondc.com
- 12. #PhXX The PHXX Idea Café • What are three things that are appropriate partnership’s for government to engage in the economic development of women business owners?
- 13. #PhXX How do we tailor the message for local government on the value of women owned firms? • An economic argument - is our economy better off? How? Why? • A personal argument - how does this impact individuals? What is the human element? • A political argument – is there power in our numbers? Is this a voting or fundraising block of people?
- 14. #PhXX What are the outcomes? • What action steps to execute those tactics? • How do we measure if the tactics were effective and moving us towards our mission?
- 15. #PhXX What is next? Phoenix’s largest market research and communication campaign of women business owners to date. Surveys Focus Groups Report and Communication
- 16. #PhXX Get Involved • Attend the next Empowered PhXX Meeting • Summit 10:00-12:00 Friday, June 9th • Post on social media using #PhXX • Money Month, Survey and Summit Committees
Notas do Editor
- Kristin Mary
- Lenders, economic developers professional, city officials, corporations
- Strengthening ALL the community partners and providing comprehensive, high quality resources and advocacy to Phoenix’s women owned businesses.
- Strengthening ALL the community partners and providing comprehensive, high quality resources and advocacy to Phoenix’s women owned businesses.
- Nicole Read examples for home work Who are already advocates for women businesses? Male leaders showing support for women. What are the city state officials and how do we support them as well. Understanding Women Business Owners and their specific needs · Neighborhood · City · County
- Nicole Read examples for home work Flip chart Nicole and audiences responses Who are already advocates for women businesses? Male leaders showing support for women. What are the city state officials and how do we support them as well. Understanding Women Business Owners and their specific needs · Neighborhood · City · County
- Group Activity Break into three groups Should be a mutually beneficial relationship Should be strategic
- Tactics Exercise 1 Short Term 1 Long Term
- Mary and Kristen