Arkansas: Capital. What Women Really Want

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Building Arkansas Women’s Wealth Through Business Ownership

Arkansas women entrepreneurs face systemic barriers to accessing capital that prevent them from developing and growing wealth-building businesses. Grantmakers, financial institutions, and other stakeholders play a critical role in changing the wealth-building landscape for women entrepreneurs in Arkansas. This feature explores the barriers women face and offers funders and financial institutions recommendations for action.