Section Intro

Meet our Million $ Club

Over the past five years, Count Me In has inspired thousands of women entrepreneurs through its Make Mine a Million $ Business program.   While many of these women have found success through lessons learned and connections made through the M3 program, not all started out as obvious winners. Here we focus on some of our community members who have passed $1M in annual revenues - or are well on their way - and how the M3 program helped them grow toward success and away from some familiar self-imposed obstacles.

The Make Mine a Million $ Business Competition

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Delegate and Grow

Thoughts on Leading and Delegating In these short interviews, the following women entrepreneurs were asked to describe their experiences and insights regarding leading and delegating in a business context. Diana Mercer, Peace Talks Mediation Services www.peace-talks.com, teams lawyers and therapists...Read More

Your Life and Vision

Make it happen!

Financials

Know your Numbers! No cash, No Business. It’s that simple. Whether you are just starting out, on your way to your first $1million in annual revenues, or have already hit the $1m milestone, your business needs financing. Does the thought of arranging financing for your business intimidate you? ...Read More

Human Resources

Good Help is Hard to Find. We all know what it’s like to go into an interview for a job … the sweaty palms, the nervous stomach. Now, you’re the business owner making the hiring decisions, and you still get nervous! Making important decisions about who to bring into your company -...Read More

Operations

Taking care of business! Of all the things on which a company can spend money, property, plant and equipment (PP&E) are among the most important. Investments in physical assets help make the company real and productive. Those assets have to be acquired, managed, protected and used...Read More

Technology

Stuff happens. When it comes to protecting business assets, a top priority has to be the information and technology resources that keep the business up and running. At a minimum, small business owners need effective policies and practices for backing up such business essentials as: ...Read More

Exiting Your Business

You’ve worked on your business for years. You scraped together the capital, marketed your product, managed your employees and finally decoded your finances. Now you’ve decided that it’s time to exit your business. Whether it’s to start a new venture or retir...Read More

Starting a Business

Congratulations—you have decided that entrepreneurship is the path for you. You have either just started your business or you are gathering information on how to start a business. Either way, you are embarking on an exciting journey. Most journeys are not always smooth sailing—you will e...Read More

5 Keys to Business Growth

Count Me In business education builds on principles of the 5 Keys to Business Growth: Vision, Business Practices, $Growth$, People, and Continuous Improvement. The 5 Keys encourage business women to thoughtfully build skills and solutions in businesses from Tier 1 start-ups to Tier 3 $1 million plus...Read More