At Aticco, we believe that entrepreneurship is not only about creating companies, but also about driving change, breaking molds and building communities with purpose. As a flexible workspace, designed to accompany people in their growth, we see closely how the figure of the entrepreneurial woman is consolidating as a driver of innovation in the business ecosystem.
What does it mean to be a woman entrepreneur?
Being a woman entrepreneur today goes beyond opening your own business. It implies taking control of your professional path, leading with authenticity, and challenging stereotypes still present in the business environment. Entrepreneurship as a woman means betting on your ideas and putting them into action with resilience, creativity and vision.
This phenomenon is increasingly visible: women's entrepreneurship women's entrepreneurship is growing in all sectors, from technology to design, from social to sustainability. Each story is unique, but they all share the desire to transform the environment.
Key characteristics of an entrepreneurial woman
Although there is no single profile, many women entrepreneurs share traits that enhance their impact:
- Ability to adapt: They know how to reinvent themselves and find opportunities in uncertainty.
- Active listening and empathy: Lead diverse teams with sensitivity and collaborative approach.
- Determination: They pursue their goals with focus, overcoming internal and external barriers.
- Transformative vision: Social or environmental purpose is often central to their projects.
From Aticco, we have accompanied many women in their entrepreneurial journey. Some of them have participated in our acceleration programs or in initiatives such as Women Taking Placea day that celebrates female talent, boosts their growth and enhances their visibility within the entrepreneurial ecosystem.
Challenges and opportunities for female entrepreneurship
Although significant progress has been made, women's entrepreneurship women's entrepreneurship still faces particular challenges:
- Unequal access to financing and networks.
- Gender gaps in sectors such as technology.
- Double burden due to family reconciliation.
However, there are also new opportunities: accelerator programs, growing media visibility and an increasingly strong community of women who support each other. In spaces like Aticco, we foster that connection through events, mentoring and networking, creating an inclusive environment open to diversity.
Tips for women who want to be successful entrepreneurs
- Believe in your project and in yourself. Confidence is the basis for growth.
- Surround yourself with a strong network. Seek out other women entrepreneurs to share learning with.
- Learn from every experience. Mistakes are a natural part of the journey.
- Make your work visible. Marketing, social networks and coworking spaces can give you the boost you need.
- Balance ambition and well-being. Entrepreneurship is a long-distance race: take care of your energy.
Support and financing networks for women entrepreneurs
There are initiatives specifically designed to support women's entrepreneurship women's entrepreneurship. Some options include:
- Acceleration programs such as AticcoLab: which prioritize diversity and innovation.
- Investment funds with a gender approach.
- Associations such as Women in Tech, Womenalia or W Startup Community.
- Networking and training events for women.
These resources allow women entrepreneurs to broaden their vision, receive mentoring and access capital to grow their ideas.
At Aticco we remain committed to creating the place where the place where women entrepreneurs can grow, connect and lead with impact.If you are ready to take your project to the next level, discover our spaces or participate in an acceleration program with Aticco Lab.
Frequently asked questions about women entrepreneurs
What are the main challenges for women entrepreneurs?
Difficulties in financing, lack of references, family reconciliation and gender biases still present in certain sectors.
Which sectors have a greater female presence in entrepreneurship?
Education, health, fashion, circular economy, sustainability, food and, increasingly, technology and fintech.