FULL EMPLOYMENT REQUIRES FEMALE EMPLOYMENT
Making Massachusetts attractive for employee caregivers will allow our businesses to grow and retain their world-class workforces. It is time for policymakers, businesses, and community leaders to work collaboratively to find solutions that help bring women back to full employment.
In Celebration of Women's History Month
MASSACHUSETTS SECRETARY LAUREN JONES
Making it in Massachusetts
FEMALE ENTREPRENEURS IN MASSACHUSETTS
women in workforce
As of 2021, an estimated 242,000 women-owned businesses in Massachusetts generated about 46.5 billion dollars of revenue & employed 302,000 employees.
Women Mean Business
Female Entrepreneurs in Massachusetts
Hear from Other AIM Women-Owned Businesses
Highlighting AIM Board Members
Massachusetts Leaders in Business
Cathy Rocheleau, Co-Owner & Director at Rocheleau Tools & Die
Cathy Rocheleau is a member of AIM’s board of directors and Co-Owner & Director of member, Rocheleau Tool & Die. They manufacture plastic processing equipment including blow molding machinery, blow molds & auxiliary equipment.
Jess Lee, Director of Diversity, Equity & Inclusion at Waters Corporation
Jess Lee is a member of AIM’s board of directors and Director of Diversity, Equity & Inclusion at member, Waters Corporation. She creates & implements DEI strategies to increase the representation of women globally and Black & Latinx talent in the U.S.
Tricia Canavan, CEO of Tech Foundry
A member of AIM’s board of directors, Tricia Canavan brings a background in management, recruiting, and workforce development to her role at member company, Tech Foundry. She believes strongly in the power of collaboration.
Creating an Environment to Increase your Economic Opportunity
What does it take to navigate the environment and identify diverse and viable business opportunities?