Businesswoman Novels & Stories

When she saw him coming, she smiled and said: "It's time to get off work. Come on, come on, come and meet sister, the current head of the Red Business World." Shawn naturally recognized her. This person had been appearing in financial magazines and financial news. She was a strong woman with an international reputation. Today, she was wearing a smart suit. Although she was nearly fifty years old, she had a pretty face and looks extremely young. She had a well-proportioned figure and sharp eyes. She was looking at him with an extremely critical gaze. “Hello, Madam.” Shawn stretched out his hand.

Shin Alexandra Ferrell, just as what has been previously revealed, is a billionaire and a woman that everyone dreams to become because of her success in the business world. She is considered to be the one who was able to break all the stereotypes against women that cannot handle a business on their own or that they should just stay at home and do household chores or just simply take care of the family.

She stood on a raised platform, her sharp eyes scanning the faces of hundreds of miners, engineers, and supervisors. She did not look like a woman who usually spent her time in jewelry boutiques. She wore a functional, high-end suit, but her energy was that of a commander. Her reputation as a business woman of influence was well known. She was the woman who had turned failing companies into gold mines, and she was the woman who had paid ten million dollars for a single design because she saw the potential no one else did.

Mary snapped, losing her patient, “just because it's not white, doesn't mean it's black, Amber." "I don't understand," I said. "What I was trying to say is..., women in our circumstances need to be smart. Know better, know how to keep our life in line and...," Hanna then lowered her lips to my ears. "We lure them in then get things done quietly," I flinched. Her warm breath tickled me.

Different jewelry companies tried so hard to bring me down, I figured out I had to be tough to survive, I became much more fiercer and bolder than I was before It took me a lot not to crash and thanks to god cause today, Ava Wire is known around the whole world as the most successful business woman who owns Wire Jewelry Import, I'm fucking proud of how long and far I've come, five years ago I was a naive girl who wouldn't stop loving some motherfucker.

*The girl hasn't gone to school for days, Mother still not bothered. He looked puzzled, but he replied. *Keep me posted.* "Baby," Stacia called, he almost forgot she was inside. "Coming sugar". He smirked, entering the room. ………. [Athena's Villa]~~ Susanna's mansion Susanna Amber, Cindy's mother. She's a business woman just like Monalisa and they are into the same construction business, her firm is known as RELANTO BUILDS, and it's the second richest with Monalisa's firm topping the chart. Susanna is literally a copycat, and her target is Monalisa. She tries so hard to be like her or prove that she is better than her. It basically feels like when one is chasing clout, and the saddest part is

The host lets out while we clap our hands seeing the old woman walking into the middle of the stage. "I am very pleased to be here as it's not every day that we see women establishing their power in the business world. But I am extremely happy to announce the name of the winner because not only she has proven herself as a great businesswoman but also has a great heart. With that saying, the best businesswoman is going to none other than my deary Anupama Bianchi." Mrs. Willson announces making us all clap our hands loudly before I pull my stunned wife in a hug. "This is not a dream, is it Alessandro?" Anupama asks getting emotion

She reached the bottom of the list. She stopped. --- The last name was a woman Grace knew. Not well. Not the way she knew Emma or Rachel or Lily. The way you knew someone in your professional world whom you had encountered consistently enough over four years to have sat across a lunch table from twice, to have exchanged cards with at three industry events, to have followed on the business contacts list she updated twice a year. A textile manufacturer. A woman who had built her own business from a different starting point than Grace's but with similar instincts — quality over volume, supplier relationships maintained personally, the kind of operation that attracted loyalty from the people ins

"For premium work." "You don't need the money," he said. "No," I said. "I don't. But he needs to understand that I'm not the girl who cleaned houses for survival anymore. I'm a businesswoman. I charge accordingly." Klein smiled. "There she is," he said. "The girl who came back to make him regret everything." "I'm not here to make him regret anything," I said. "I'm here to build a business." "You keep telling yourself that," Klein said.

I motioned to walk and the damn woman nearly jumped out of her seat to follow. "Yes, of course. I would love to help you." She gave me a seductive smile that I ignored then walked to my office. We spent hours sifting through deals and I had to admit this woman was a shark. She knew business and she was good at negotiating. Women weren't commonly involved in the major businesses, but it wasn't against any rules either. They were usually preoccupied with raising the kids then pursuing a career.