Women Entrepreneurs in SMEs Realising The Benefits of Globalisation And The Knowledge-Based Economy
İÇİNDEKİLERTABLE OF CONTENTS M essage from Sally Shelton-Colby, Deputy Secretary-General of the OECD Message from François Patriat, Secre'taire d'Etat aux PME, au Commerce, â l'Artisanat et â la Consommation, France.............................. Women Entrepreneurs in SMEs: Key Messages..................... Les femmes entrepreneurs â la tete de PME : leş idees fortes. Part 1. Synthesis/Synthese Chapter 1. Women Entrepreneurs in SMEs: Realising the Benefits of Globalisation and the Knowledge-based Economy: Synthesis by Miriam Koreen...................................................................................... Introduction Fostering an entrepreneurial culture for women: education, management training and societal values Improving knowledge about women's entrepreneurship. Financing for women-owned businesses.......................... Increasing women entrepreneurs' participation in international trade and the global economy........................................................................ Conclusions and prospects...... Conference recommendations References...............................Chapitre 1. Les femmes entrepreneurs a la tete de PME : pour une participation dynamique a la mondialisation et a l'e'conomie fondee sur le savok : synthese parMiriam Koreen.............................................................................................. Introduction......................................................................................................... Developper la culture de I'entreprise chez les femmes : education, formation et changement des mentalites............................................................. Mieux connaitre I'entreprenariat feminin............................................................ Le financement des entreprises dirigees par des femmes................................... Accroitre la participation des femmes entrepreneurs au commerce international et a I'economie mondiale.............................................................. Conclusions et perspectives................................................................................ Recommandations de la conference................................................................... Re'fe'rences.......................................................................................................... Part 2 : Selected Papers Chapter 2. A Business Training and Development Programme to Assist Micro-enterprises to Access the Global Marketplace by Barbara Mowat............................................................................................. Chapter 3. The Face of Women Entrepreneurs : What We Know Today by Julie R. Weeks................................................................................................ Chapter 4. Improving Statistics on Women Entrepreneurs by Andre Letowski.............................................................................................. Chapitre 4. Comment ameliorer la connaissance statistique des femmes chefs d'entreprise ? par Andre Letowski............................................................................................ Chapter 5. Statistics on Start-ups and Survival of Women Entrepreneurs: The Danish Experience by Peter B0egh Nielsen...................................................................................... Chapter 6. BancoSol and Financing for Women Entrepreneurs by Kurt Koenigsfest............................................................................................Chapter 7. Best Practices for Financing Women-owned Businesses: The Women'sGrowth Capital Fund and WomenAngels.net by Patty Abramson................................................................. Chapter 8. E-commerce Technologies and Networking Strategies for Asian Women Entrepreneurs by Vivien Chiam............................................................ Chapter 9. Supply Chain Management and its Use as a Facilitator of International Trade for Women Entrepreneurs Susan Phillips Bari............................................................. Chapter 10. Asian-born Women Entrepreneurs in Sydney: International Trade and Computer Technology by Angeline Low................................................ Chapter 11. Implementing the OECD Conference Recommendations: The Tsunami Project by Virginia Littlejohn ....................................................... Annexes Annex 1 Programme of the 2nd OECD Conference on Women Entrepreneurs in SMI Programme de la 2eme conference de 1'OCDE sur les femmes entrepreneurs a la tetePME....................................................................... Annex 2 Networking 2000: Women Entrepreneurs' Forum by Daniele Rousseau....................... Maillage 2000 : Carrefour des Dirigeantes par Daniele Rousseau......... Annex 3 Acknowledgements and Sponsors....................................  |
