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In the past few decades there have been great strides towards workplace equality between the sexes. Women are now rightfully accepted in positions of leadership in businesses and other associations across the country. This acceptance and equality is in some part due to the efforts of women-owned business organizations.

Women-owned business organizations are active in different regions around the country. Organizations of this kind are dedicated to helping professional women everywhere make advances in a business climate that can unfortunately still unfairly favor men at times. Social networking networks and other support groups are purpose-driven organizations that aim to inspire and encourage businesswomen in a variety of different professions.

Women's business associations in the U.S. and abroad can help you connect with other professional women for networking and support. Many organizations of this kind are specialized and geared towards helping women in a specific industry. Frequently organizations of this kind charge monthly or annual dues. The Internet can be a useful tool for finding out about organizations of this kind in you area. Business.com is a trusted resource that helps businesses; associations and individuals everywhere connect with products, services and solutions. Learn more by visiting the links on the left.