Terry Neese 
Dr. Terry Neese is President and CEO, the Institute for Economic Empowerment of Women. IEEW operates the PEACE THROUGH BUSINESS® program which educates and empowers women entrepreneurs in developing countries to achieve their dream of financial independence, community involvement, and political activism.
A serial entrepreneur, Terry is also the founder of Terry Neese Personnel Services (TNPS), National Grassroots Network, and Women Impacting Public Policy.IEEW operates the PEACE THROUGH BUSINESS® program which educates and empowers women entrepreneurs in developing countries to achieve their dream of financial independence, community involvement, and political activism.
An expert on small business,Terry was recognized by Fortune magazine as one of the “Power 30”— the most influential small businesspersons in Washington, D.C. She is also an inductee into the National and Oklahoma Women’s Hall of Fame
A serial entrepreneur, Terry is also the founder of Terry Neese Personnel Services (TNPS), National Grassroots Network, and Women Impacting Public Policy.IEEW operates the PEACE THROUGH BUSINESS® program which educates and empowers women entrepreneurs in developing countries to achieve their dream of financial independence, community involvement, and political activism.
An expert on small business,Terry was recognized by Fortune magazine as one of the “Power 30”— the most influential small businesspersons in Washington, D.C. She is also an inductee into the National and Oklahoma Women’s Hall of Fame
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www.ieew.org/Interviews with Terry Neese
What women should tell their daughters about making their way
Pandemic impact on global women entrepreneur program
What types of women-owned businesses are started in Rwanda and Afghanistan
What it takes to grow a woman entrepreneur in Afghanistan and Rwanda
Creating women entrepreneurs in Afghanistan and Rwanda for over 13 years
It’s graduation week in Dallas at IEEW
IEEW has graduated over 700 women entrepreneurs in two countries
The 2018 IEEW program has new graduates from two countries
How to create women entrepreneurs in the Third World
Celebrating International Women’s History Month