Women are more likely to succeed in starting a business than men?

Women are more likely to succeed in starting a business than men?

More and more beautiful women are engaged in entrepreneurship, so which female groups are engaged in the entrepreneurial wave?

The Research Report on Female Entrepreneurs in China released by GirlUp shows that female entrepreneurship is becoming younger. Women aged 25-29 started businesses accounted for 40% of the survey, 30 -34 years old accounted for 26%, and 18 -24 accounted for 25%.

The report also shows that there are significant differences between female entrepreneurs and ordinary entrepreneurs: first, only when they have a good relationship can they turn to entrepreneurship; Second, women who love to play are more likely to start a business; The third table looks at the appearance; The fourth is the pursuit of independence and freedom.

Moreover, 29% of women entrepreneurs are economically rich, have a house and a car, and 40% of women entrepreneurs are married.

For the initial intention of starting a business, 76% of women start a business to realize their ideals in the future, 49% to achieve financial freedom, and 22% to solve market gaps.

Lack of funds, lack of talents, lack of promotion, lack of energy, lack of core technology, lack of support from family members, distrust of investors and fertility problems are the problems faced by female entrepreneurs in turn. Among them, the shortage of funds accounts for 65%, while the fertility problem only accounts for 12%.

Women with media background, famous enterprise executives and overseas famous schools have a higher success rate in starting a business.

The survey found that 29% of successful female entrepreneurs have media experience, or are born as financial reporters, or are engaged in marketing in well-known media organizations.

For example, Wang Xiangjun, chief marketing officer of iQiyi, has worked in Netease and Sohu successively; Xiong Juan, founder and CEO of Chunyu International, was previously the deputy general manager of the World Wide Web; Li Jing of Le Bee Network, Li Xia, founder of Yi Rong Education, and He Yi, vice president of science and technology are all well-known supporters; Bao Chunhua, co-founder of 3W, used to work in Sohu. Chen Hua, founder of the festival, participated in the production of the Spring Festival Evening; Shimizu, co-founder of CEO of In APP Jiuyan Technology, reported in Zhejiang; The partner of Silver Design Gold Jewelry and Wu Ying are former colleagues of Ogilvy & Mather. Co-founder of Jiabao Car Rental, Prince Bing of CMO, Executive Director of Yang Guang Metropolitan Channel; Yang Hui, founder of Weizhong Media, was an executive of Hunan Satellite TV. Xi Rui, CMO of Raven Technology, used to be the marketing director of 36kr; Su Juan, the founder and CEO of her life, used to be a reporter for financial magazines; Luo Jihui co-founder Tuobuhua, Road Number founder CEO Cheng Xiaoyu, and Green Dog Network founder and CEO Zhang Xin all have journalist experience; Gracy, co-founder of Cloud Account, used to be a reporter and producer of Phoenix Network Science and Technology Channel.

28% of "successful female entrepreneurs" have the experience of well-known corporate executives. Liu Nan, CEO of Honey Bud Baby, was a Dow chemical executive; New third board? Queen? Zhou Lixia, Chairman of Jinhuifeng Investment, has been in charge of many enterprises; Founder and CEO of Pintu Business Review, once the financial director of a well-known foreign company; Zheng He Yi, a partner of Sanfen Microvision, has the experience of being a Fortune 500 executive; Yang Lu, the co-founder of the bank, was a senior executive of Ogilvy & Mather.

25% of successful female entrepreneurs have overseas study experience. There are many famous universities in China, such as Peking University in Tsinghua, and Harvard, Stanford and other famous universities abroad.

Another 8% are serial entrepreneurs. Qin Jun, Chairman of Junzi Capital, Yang Xuejian, CEO of Cheyipai, Wang Xiaoliang, founder of spicy furniture kitchen brand, Li You, founder and CEO of Lai Hui CMO, Zhang Xinxin, founder and CEO of Uniqlo, Shu Wei, founder and CEO of Zuo Zuo, etc. all have successful experiences in continuous entrepreneurship.

Besides these characteristics, there are 8% successful female entrepreneurs? Famous icon? . For example, Wang Yuxi, vice president of Defengjie China Fund, is the great-granddaughter of Liang Shiqiu; Li He, the founder of UP Lady, founded the first women's motorcycle team in China; Lin Furong, founder of Xiaoxiandun, and Ma Yuxi, founder and CEO of Hugo. Com, both of them come from a medical family. Luo, founder and CEO of 7 Minutes Finance, was elected as the youngest president of Platinum Branch of Standard Chartered Bank at 27: 00.

In addition, superior family and beautiful appearance also contributed a lot to the success of these women's entrepreneurship.

Hot industries for female entrepreneurship: media, venture capital, social interaction, e-commerce, and catering.

The survey found that the entrepreneurial fields of these 93 successful women were mostly media, venture capital, social networks, e-commerce and catering. Clothing production, jewelry design, self-media, tourism and community are the second. There are two companies involved in education, finance, corporate services, automobiles and medical care. There is a business in family, entertainment, auction and photography.

What's more special is Dress-Plus, an image shopping search application, which is the only enterprise where women start their own businesses with technology as the core. Its founder CEO Zhang Mo is a programmer in a strict sense. She has worked in IBM and Microsoft, and has experience as a product manager in R&D and test channels. She also holds a master's degree in software from Peking University and a master's degree in science and technology entrepreneurship from Nanyang Technological University, and studied at Stanford University. He also led the company into the global finals of the Silicon Valley Entrepreneurship Competition and won the Long Mai Prize for Venture Capital in Silicon Valley.

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