Minority and Women Owned Business

To promote their new organization and to see if they can really do it, four ladies attempt to wear the same outfit for 31 days.

Year after year, stores come and go, but Carrollton has been able to maintain “the square” with small shops that cater to various ages groups.

Roquillo is the COO of Godwin Ronquillo PC.

With a combined membership of around 1,000 such companies, there certainly is not a lack of HUBs available to bid on projects.

The winnings include a trip to Venice, Italy!

The shirt is "tattoo-inspired" and, of course, shows the pink breast cancer ribbon.

Women interested should be passionate about serving their communities and learning new ways to embrace the best life has to offer -- all with a good, clean, sexy, and fun twist, the founders say.

This isn't just a cute saying; it's a living. Artist Julia Schloss tells you how to rake in money from rubbish.

Pass the vintage Chanel, please.

The distinction is reserved for companies with a minimum of 51% female ownership that complete a rigorous and stringent certification process.

DesignSociety.net allows designers, photographers, models, and buyers showcase their talents online.

So start the gossip!

The purpose for the M/WBE program is to ensure minority and women-owned businesses are actively solicited and given an equal opportunity to compete for jobs.

A powerful community of women business owners, corporate professionals, and entrepreneurs committed to supporting and transacting business with women.

The idea behind the groups formation is networking, information sharing and business growth.

CREW is comprised of more than 300 real estate professionals.

Mr. Ortiz-Prieto is a partner in the Dallas office of Gardere Wynne Sewell.

Mr. Ronquillo earned the award in the Dallas Business Journal

Tag team speakers include Margery Miller of PeopleBiz and Sandra Yancey of eWomenNetwork.

The firm is one of the few women-owned law firms in Dallas.