Congratulations to our WBE client, Neelima Parker, CEO of SnapIT Solutions, on a new brand ambassador partnership with Nehemiah Clark. We can't wait to see all of the great things you accomplish together!

Learn more: startlandnews.com/2023/01/nehemi…

We had a great time honoring the graduates of the NextLevel Exchange program last week. The extensive 12-month small business development program is an excellent example of what is possible when business owners connect with strong mentors. #NationalMentoringMonth

Today we commemorate the birthday of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., an extraordinary man who courageously led the way for civil rights, justice, nonviolence, and a better world for all.

Meet Shawni Jackson, Director of Established Business Program and Services for the WBDC’s St. Louis Office. Shawni has over 23 years of experience in organization and human resource management, as well as over 13 years of experience in entrepreneurial education.

The Women’s Business Development Center has eight offices across the Midwest and a nine-state WBE certification coverage area. Throughout the week, we will be highlighting our St. Louis office. Stay tuned.

“Entrepreneurship opportunities put women in great positions to enforce and chart the way forward for more women founders.” – Jessie Leonard, Director of Established Business Program and Services at the WBDC

Read her full interview with Authority Magazine: bit.ly/3WNGW9p

December is National Write a Business Plan month, and while it's a fundamental step toward starting a business and acquiring funding, it can be quite daunting for first-time business owners. Forbes shares some valuable insights on how to get started. forbes.com/sites/lizeltin…

Latinas reportedly made 55 cents for every dollar made by a white male before the pandemic, and it hasn't increased much since — Mónica Ramírez breaks down the pay gap and what it means #LatinaEqualPayDay

In the most recent #GetGrowing column, Lindsay Mueller, Managing Director of Program Innovations and Eva Pawlik, Human Resource Generalist at the WBDC, share three critical steps to prepare solopreneurs for hiring their first employee. Learn more: bizjournals.com/bizwomen/news/…

Save the date: #SmallBizSat is tomorrow, Nov. 26! It’s a great way to kick off the holiday shopping
season and #ShopSmall .

The WBDC is excited to join American Express to rally our community to support small businesses on Nov. 26 and all holiday season long. #ShopSmall #SmallBizSat

Jessie Leonard, Director of Established Business Programs and Services for the Women’s Business Development Center’s Milwaukee office, was featured in the Milwaukee Business Journal. Learn more: bizjournals.com/milwaukee/news…

The Women’s Business Development Center is honored to have been selected as one of the “21 Leaders for the 21 Century” by Women’s eNews. What a privilege it is to be recognized alongside 20 other individuals and organizations that are also working to advance gender equality.

This year, #SmallBizSat is on Nov. 26. We’re proud to team up with American Express to remind our neighbors how important their support is to local businesses this holiday season. Let’s go! #ShopSmall

Today is the day! Let your voice be heard. #vote #midterms

Whatever your views, these are turbulent political times. The Women’s Business Development Center urges you to get out and vote in the upcoming midterm elections. Read our full statement on the WBDC website. wbdc.org/en/vote-your-v…

Election day is right around the corner, and your voice is critical. Check out everything you need to vote vote.org.

The right to vote is essential to a well-functioning democracy, and the WBDC is in full support of everyone exercising their civic duty during the midterm elections on Tuesday, November 8.

October is Cybersecurity Awareness Month. Our corporate partner, Follow CISA's accounts: @CISAgov and @CISACyber, shares some valuable insights to help small business owners. #CybersecurityAwarenessMonth Learn more: cisa.gov/small-business