Stay-at-home moms starting work-at-home businesses is nothing new. Following in the footsteps of Mary Kay home parties and the Avon lady, modern work-at-home moms are starting businesses of every type – from solopreneur consulting practices to multi-million dollar product companies.
What is new is the amount of support and resources that are now available to work-at-home moms and a recent partnership of two powerful mom entrepreneur networks is about to make that even better. Entrepreneurial Moms and MOMeo Magazine are joining forces in supporting moms in building work-at-home businesses.
Founders Christie Schultz and Carla Young are thrilled about the new partnership because it brings so much synergy together.
The need for support is a real one. Besides the new mom panic that goes along with any new baby (child or business), the statistics facing new small businesses is staggering with only half surviving to year five. The difference between success and failure often comes down to mentorship and access to educational resources.
“Watch for new local chapters in cities across North America, Australia, and Europe. Additionally we’re launching a Global Membership servicing mom entrepreneurs who are geographically not close to a chapter, physically challenged, on extended travel, or otherwise operating their businesses via virtual resources almost exclusively, says Young. “To complement the membership programs we also also will be rolling out more training programs for members for every stage of business development.”
About MOMeo Magazine
MOMeo Magazine is an online resource publication for entrepreneurial moms designed to support moms in achieving success on their terms! The daily posts include features and helpful advice to help moms in their work life, in their family life and in finding a little playtime for mommy!
About Entrepreneurial Moms
Entrepreneurial Moms International is a growing family of networking communities built by local mom entrepreneurs to support other mom entrepreneurs in building their own work-at-home businesses. Each local city chapter functions as an educational venue, mentorship program and sisterhood for mom entrepreneurs to grow both personally and professionally.
