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This blog is affiliated with the University of Rochester’s William E. Simon Graduate School of Business Administration.

My name is Dennis Kessler, Executive Professor of Business Administration specializing in Entrepreneurship. I am also an entrepreneur who is in the franchise restaurant business employing about 3,000 people in central and western New York State.

I have been a business consultant and faculty member for a number of years and have learned that women in business generally don’t have access to the same business network that men do.   

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My goal in creating a blog hosted by some of the most prominent women entrepreneurs and professionals in the Rochester area is to provide access to business related information for women in an all women’s forum. This group is a well-rounded assembly of women who have started their own enterprise and have much to offer the emergent or seasoned business owner.

I hope you will find its contents interesting, informative and useful as you chart your own course in the business world or read its contents solely for your own enjoyment. My personal thanks to all the blog participants who so enthusiastically offered their time to this project as well as to the William E. Simon Graduate School of Business who is responsible for its funding. 


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