For Women Entrepreneurs

Women-owned businesses are increasing in number but declining in their share of total revenue. In 2025, women owned 41.8% of all privately held U.S. businesses, yet generated only 12.5% of all privately held revenue, down from 13.9% the year prior.

Between 2022 and 2025, women-owned businesses grew nearly twice as fast as men-owned businesses, yet only ~9% of women-owned businesses have employees. Those ~9% generate ~82% of all women-owned revenue.

The question is not whether women-owned businesses are capable of claiming their proportionate share of the market.

The question is what is actually limiting them.

eighty8 vision helps women and nonbinary entrepreneurs build companies that are operationally sound, energetically aligned, and supportive of the lives they want to create.

We evaluate organizations and owners by recognizing where infrastructure needs to be built or redesigned, energy is leaking, opportunities are being missed, there's misalignment or stuck energy, and where the business is either supporting or working against the people inside it.

By women, I'm referring to anyone who identifies as a woman or as nonbinary, navigating business in a world that was not designed for them to thrive and succeed.