Canada's top female entrepreneurs offer their best advice on how to ask for a raise or promotion.

How to ask for a raise — like a boss

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Living

Money &amp; Career

After disaster struck her professional and personal lives, Ashley Good started a business to help people fail better — and see it as a part of success.

How one woman succeeded by embracing failure

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This 92-year-old property developer is No. 69 on this year's PROFIT/Chatelaine W100 ranking of the country's top female entrepreneurs. 

Martha Zenker is a nonagenarian with no plans for retirement 

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The CEO of Hillberg & Berk turned her pastime into a luxury business, and is No. 51 on the Chatelaine/PROFIT W100 ranking of female entrepreneurs. 

Rachel Mielke is Regina's jeweller to the stars

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Norsat's telecommunications exec is No. 15 on our PROFIT/Chatelaine W100 ranking, which celebrates Canada's top 100 female entrepreneurs. 

How Amiee Chan went from co-op student to CEO 

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How to ask for a raise — like a boss

How one woman succeeded by embracing failure

For nonagenarian Martha Zenker, what rests gets rusted

Rachel Mielke is Regina's jeweller to the stars

How Amiee Chan went from co-op student to CEO