Author: Ellen S.

Encouraging Female Entrepreneurship Through Early Exposure Fostering entrepreneurship among women begins with early engagement. As the landscape for female business ownership evolves, it becomes increasingly important to support young girls in their entrepreneurial aspirations from a formative age. The Current State of Female Entrepreneurship Recent studies indicate a notable shift in female participation in the business sector. While the percentage of businesses owned by women has steadily increased, there remains a significant gap in comparison to male counterparts. Encouraging early interest in entrepreneurship among girls can help bridge this divide. Why Early Exposure Matters Exposing young girls to the principles…

Women in Agriculture: Bridging Gaps and Creating Opportunities In the last ten years, the agricultural sector has witnessed a significant shift, with a 10% increase in women participating in various roles. From fieldwork to the forefront of agri-tech innovations and scientific research, women are making their mark across every facet of agriculture. A Personal Journey: From Genetics to Leadership My own path into agriculture diverged from the traditional roots of family farming, stemming from my passion for genetics. After earning a degree in plant breeding, genetics, and biotechnology at Michigan State University, I now hold the position of Director of…

Bangladesh Batters Shine in ICC Women’s ODI Rankings In an impressive display of talent during the ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup 2025 Qualifier in Lahore, Bangladesh’s Nigar Sultana and Sharmin Akhter have reached new heights in the ICC Women’s ODI Batting Rankings. Both players showcased their skills in their initial matches, leading to significant advancements in their respective standings. Outstanding Performances by Nigar and Sharmin Nigar Sultana’s standout performance included a remarkable century, scoring 101 runs against Thailand, followed by a solid 51 against Ireland. Her efforts have propelled her 16 places up the rankings, landing her in 17th position…