Network Know-How

Australian Financial Review - 20 April, 2010

Online networking sites continue to pop up for the growing number of women who are founding their own businesses and who want to polish their business skills and broaden their contacts and clients.

The latest site aimed at small businesswomen, who account for nearly a third of small businesses, is the Australian Women's Mentoring Network (AWMN).

The site, which was first launched in 2004, was revamped this month with new web-based services for women who run their own businesses or are loooking for professional and personal development.

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