Report: More women are starting their own businesses

The video discusses the rise of women entrepreneurs, particularly during the pandemic, highlighting a 30% increase in women's startup businesses. Carly Shank, a mother and business owner, shares her journey of opening an indoor playground in Centennial, CO. The video presents statistics showing that women made up 47% of new business owners in 2020, with many seeking flexibility and community service. It also notes that smaller U.S. cities are becoming hubs for women entrepreneurs.

What was a major factor that led to the increase in women entrepreneurs during the pandemic?

• The need for flexibility

• Layoffs during the pandemic

• Increased online resources

• Government grants

What type of business did Carly Shank start?

• An indoor playground

• A retail store

• A restaurant

• A tech startup

Why did Carly Shank want to start her own business?

• To earn more money

• To have her children with her while working

• To follow a family tradition

• To avoid commuting

According to studies, what is a common reason women start businesses?

• To gain fame

• To compete with men

• To better serve their community

• To travel more

Which cities are highlighted as good places for women to start businesses?

• New York and Los Angeles

• Chicago and Miami

• Oklahoma City and Louisville

• San Francisco and Seattle