NAWBO® and ADP Survey Showcases Opportunities to Help America's Underserved Populations

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Nearly 92% of women-owned businesses are microbusinesses, according to a survey by NAWBO and ADP. These small businesses contribute significantly to household income and have the potential to increase wealth in underserved populations.

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• 92% of women-owned businesses are microbusinesses, which indicates a strong presence in the market.
• 63% of the business owners provide 50-100% of the household income, highlighting the financial importance of these businesses.

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According to NAWBO's most recent survey, nearly 92% of women-owned businesses are microbusinesses, businesses with fewer than 25 employees.

WASHINGTON, May 8, 2023 /PRNewswire/ -- Today, the National Association of Women Business Owners (NAWBO) and ADP released the results of a survey of women business owners. Nearly 92% of women-owned businesses are microbusinesses, businesses with fewer than 25 employees. While the businesses may be small, they provide the lion's share of the family income, with 63% of the business owners providing 50-100% of the household income. By giving these businesses the resources to grow, we will see an opportunity to increase wealth in our most underserved populations.

According to NAWBO's most recent survey, nearly 92% of women-owned businesses are microbusinesses.

"Women business owners are the drivers of our nation's economy and the leaders in our communities," said Karen Bennetts, NAWBO National Board Chair. "By supporting women business owners and providing them with the necessary resources, we are building the bridge to wealth creation, allowing them to grow and scale their businesses. We appreciate the support of great companies like ADP who recognize this vital section of the American economy."

"ADP is proud of our partnership and of supporting women-owned businesses and organizations, like NAWBO, that help propel women entrepreneurs into economic, social and political spheres of power worldwide. Women-owned businesses create a huge impact on our economy and we recognize the importance of supporting and partnering with organizations like NAWBO so that we can help further their opportunities for success," said Laci Buzzelli, Senior Vice President of Sales for ADP Small Business Services.

According to the 2021 Annual Business Survey (ABS), which covers the reference year 2020, women-owned 1.24 million or  21.4% of employer firms in the US. Women-owned businesses account for $1.9 trillion in receipts, 10.9 million employees, and $432.1 billion in annual payroll.

About NAWBO

Founded in 1975, NAWBO is the unified voice of America's more than 12 million women-owned businesses representing the fastest-growing segment of the economy. NAWBO is the only dues-based organization representing the interests of all women entrepreneurs across all industries.   NAWBO develops programs that help navigate women entrepreneurs through the various stages of their business growth. To learn more, please visit www.nawbo.org.  

About ADP (Nasdaq: ADP)
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SOURCE National Association of Women Business Owners

FAQ

What percentage of women-owned businesses are microbusinesses?

Nearly 92% of women-owned businesses are microbusinesses.

How much of the household income do women business owners provide?

63% of the business owners provide 50-100% of the household income.

What is the impact of women-owned businesses on the economy?

Women-owned businesses account for $1.9 trillion in receipts, 10.9 million employees, and $432.1 billion in annual payroll.