Yeah! -- National Association for the Self-Employed Gets It! Women now have their own site.

In National Association for the Self-Employed (NASE) -- press release.

The new site is part of the NASE Women Entrepreneurship Initiative, which began over two years ago as a proactive response to the growing trend of women-owned businesses. The initiative also includes sponsoring women-business conferences and trade shows across the country, soliciting feedback from female NASE members on benefits and programs, and offering benefits that appeal more to this group. Women.NASE.org targets the needs of this ambitious group of women, with unique features geared toward the female business owner.

Here's what the President of NASE said:

• “Like many business owners, women entrepreneurs are seeking the support and networking opportunities afforded by joining professional and benefits associations,” said NASE President Robert Hughes. “While the NASE welcomes all micro-business owners to join the association, this Web site shows our existing and potential female members that the NASE takes their concerns and the needs of their businesses seriously. [Laurel here ... read this again ladies: "Takes their concerns and the needs of their businesses seriously."]

To read the press release announcing NASE's women's initiative, visit: National Association for the Self-Employed Launches Women's Site

Or, go direct to the site, visit: National Association for the Self-Employed: For Women Only Section