Women's entrepreneurship refers to the process of women starting and managing their own businesses. This movement has gained momentum in recent years, as more women seek financial independence and the opportunity to contribute to the economy. Women entrepreneurs often face unique challenges, including access to funding and balancing work-life responsibilities, but they also bring diverse perspectives and innovative ideas to the business world. Support for women's entrepreneurship includes various initiatives, such as mentorship programs and networking opportunities. Organizations like Women’s Business Enterprise National Council (WBENC) and SCORE provide resources and guidance to help women succeed in their ventures. By fostering an inclusive environment, society can benefit from the growth and success of women-led businesses.