EBW-Phenomenon:

Women s presence in the entrepreneurial society can
be discussed and studied through the driving forces
that motivated their choices and their unique
qualities which eventually lead them to the choice
of their profession. The fundamental knowledge about
women s business engagement is open for development
parallel to the enhancement of the business climate,
not only in Sweden and for that matter in Nybro (a
town located in the south-east of Sweden, where the
study in this book was carried out), but also in the
entrepreneurial society as a whole.

As presented in this book, women s participation in
the trade industry is not anymore neglected. Thus,
women and their dynamic business engagement deserve
the attention necessary for a deeper understanding
of Entrepreneurial Businesswomen (EBW). The goal of
which is to enable women to have an even bigger part
in the use of the society s resources in order to
promote growth within entrepreneurship.

I am dedicating this book to all EBW. May your
contribution in the trade industry uphold a good
pillar of the entrepreneurial society for its
continuous development.

Autorentext
BUSINESS ECONOMIST: Attended University of Santo Tomas, PHILIPPINES (1982-1986); Baltic Business School, SWEDEN (2006-2007); Central Washington University, USA (2006). Graduated from Växjö University, SWEDEN (2007, Enterprising and Business Development). Works as Regional Manager at Skapat Energi Sverige AB.

Klappentext
Women's presence in the entrepreneurial society can be discussed and studied through the driving forces that motivated their choices and their unique qualities which eventually lead them to the choice of their profession. The fundamental knowledge about women's business engagement is open for development parallel to the enhancement of the business climate, not only in Sweden and for that matter in Nybro (a town located in the south-east of Sweden, where the study in this book was carried out), but also in the entrepreneurial society as a whole. As presented in this book, women's participation in the trade industry is not anymore neglected. Thus, women and their dynamic business engagement deserve the attention necessary for a deeper understanding of Entrepreneurial Businesswomen (EBW). The goal of which is to enable women to have an even bigger part in the use of the society's resources in order to promote growth within entrepreneurship. I am dedicating this book to all EBW. May your contribution in the trade industry uphold a good pillar of the entrepreneurial society for its continuous development.