Donna Rosa

Entrepreneurs in developing countries face unique challenges. Learn four practical tips to ignite your business: risk management, business planning, founder commitment, and winning with demand + differentiation.

I’m thrilled and honored to be profiled in Exeleon Magazine ’s “Transformational Women Leaders to Watch” issue for International Women’s Day March 8. I’m happy to have had the opportunity to give a voice to all the female entrepreneurs in developing countries who go unnoticed and underappreciated. https://exeleonmagazine.com/women-entrepreneurs-in-developing-countries/ #womenentrepreneurs #developingcountries #internationalwomensday2024

By Donna Rosa Developing-country entrepreneurs often tap into grant money to fund their businesses, either for startup or growth stages. Grants can be a wonderful source of funding. However, they are competitive, and it takes work to make an application stand out. I see a lot of deserving businesses get passed over because of completely avoidable mistakes. Here are some tips to get an edge. 1. Make sure you qualify This seems obvious, but entrepreneurs will often apply for g

The good news is that success stories of women entrepreneurs in developing countries are increasing. We should honor and encourage them.

Donna Rosa joins host Eric Dye on the Entrepreneurship Podcast Network to discuss why entrepreneurship is harder in low-income countries, what “aidtrepreneurship” means, and how to support small businesses with real impact.