SBA WNET -- The Small Business Administration Mentoring Program for Women Entrepeneurs.
The WNET is a cooperative effort of the SBA Office of Women's Business Ownership, SBA's Women's Business Center and Small Business Development Center programs, and the Service Corps of Retired Executives. Participants from all of these groups, as well as representatives of chambers of commerce, universities, women's professional organizations and other business organizations participate in the roundtables.
There's nothing like asking questions directly to the person who can answer. That is what the Roundtables are structured to do: put you immediately in touch with expert advice. You may find yourself next to the Vice President of the local bank, or the buyer of your product/service. All-in-all it's a really great support system to have in place.
All women with strong entrepreneurial skills who are willing to share ideas are invited to joint WNET Roundtables. You don't even have to have a business yet! In fact, before your business becomes a reality may be the best time to join -- find out what's what in your neighborhood.
Contact your local SBA office to find out if there is a WNET Roundtable in your area, and when and where they meet. Then join in.
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