The growth of women founded companies in Malaysia is a paradigm shift in the entrepreneurial landscape caused by cultural evolution, government incentives and accessibility of resources. Over the past few years, we have seen more and more women venturing into entrepreneurship, not just for economic independence, but also to achieve personal fulfillment and be able to play a role in changing society. This transformation has also been dependent on government policies. Having more initiatives and funding programs targeted to female entrepreneurship has created a more conducive environment for female entrepreneurs in starting and growing businesses. With the support of the government’s commitment to attract women and increase their participation in the workforce, giving them targeted training, mentoring and financial support; women who are entrepreneurs have benefited from both... >>More
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