Over 70 attendees joined us on May 14th for an evening of networking and fellowship, followed by the Dallas Theater Center's production of Real Women Have Curves.
Thanks you for making our inaugural Connections to Contracts event a success! We were so excited to bring you this brand new event, and hope it was a day full of meaningful connections for all who attended. Please check back next week for a full recap and photos from the day. In the meantime - we want to hear your thoughts!
The path to becoming a vendor for a corporation can be tedious and use up valuable resources for a small business. If you are interested in working with large corporations like Fluor and Shell Oil Company, but not quite ready to take on this process, there is an alternative - working with Prime (Tier 1) suppliers.
Help us support our community and regional partners - check out these upcoming events for women business owners and entrepreneurs within the WBCS Region.
Help us support our community and regional partners - check out these upcoming events for women business owners and entrepreneurs within the WBCS Region.
The awards gala is an opportunity for the Women's Business Council - Southwest to recognize Women Business Enterprise (WBE) and Corporate (Sustaining) Members that have gone above and beyond to support women-owned businesses and promote supplier diversity initiatives.
We are excited to present our 2018 Annual Report. Providing valuable resources to women-owned businesses helped us see an exciting year of growth - including a notable 31% increase in WBE certifications in Austin, and a 94% retention rate across all members.
Between now and Friday January 16th, 2019 we are asking for help to give a shout-out to our nominees and offering you a chance to win admission to our Exclusive Gala VIP Reception!
Last week, almost 100 WBE and Sustaining members, community partners, and the Women's Business Council- Southwest's Board of Directors, joined together at Canyon View Event Center for Austin Insights.
Breaking past limits and connecting women-owned businesses with supplier diversity advocates are the themes built into Business Works, a procurement event hosted by the Women’s Business Council-Southwest.
