This conceptual paper indicates and emphasizes the women entrepreneurs as the potentially emerging human resource in the 21st century to overcome the economic challenges in global perspective. Being a woman entrepreneur is not a random event, but is influenced by personal characteristics as well as by socio-economic and cultural factors. . Yet, despite this shift; there still are gender gaps in the startup of entrepreneurial ventures that have been observed in many countries. There are differences in human capital factors such as education levels and intentions or on financial factors such as access to venture capital and credit terms or on the access to social capital at various stages of the entrepreneurial process. Developing and developed nations have realized that developing women entrepreneurship is indispensable to flourish as economically dominant nation in the modern high-tech world.