The Entrepreneurial Narratives of Women Driving Economic and Social Transformation in Latin America

Women across Latin America emerge as powerful business leaders using entrepreneurship as a vehicle to drive both economic growth and social transformation. Amid inequalities and systemic barriers women create jobs and generate income while challenging traditional gender roles and redefining leadership in business and society. Through their experiences organizations and businesses may gain critical insight into how entrepreneurship can be a catalyst for equity and sustainable progress in Latin America. Further exploration may reveal new challenges and opportunities available for women entrepreneurs in Latin American economies. The Entrepreneurial Narratives of Women Driving Economic and Social Transformation in Latin America explores how women across Latin America drive economic and social change through their entrepreneurial ventures. It explores the journeys of women entrepreneurs in Latin America encompassing both social and commercial enterprises. Covering topics such as entrepreneurship economics and social change this book is an excellent resource for academicians policymakers sociologists business owners and researchers.