2013 Women's Summit
About the 2013 Annual Women’s Business Summit The Women’s Business Summit is an annual event organized by the Women’s Business Center (WBC) – a program of the Southwest Community Investment Corporation (SCI). This event is geared towards entrepreneurs’ in the Rio Grande Valley and as a venue to educate individuals on…
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Using Census Data for Business Planning and Market Analysis
This training will allow participants to access data that will help them study business competition, demographics of their trade area, review their local economy and analyze where people work and where workers live in their community…
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Beginners Quickbooks Workshop
Learn QuickBooks From a Professional Quick Books Setup Ledgers • Sales Input Financial Data Analyze Inventory Setup • Payroll Payments Receiving Paying Bills Customized Forms A workshop that will help you learn the skills needed to perform fundamental bookkeeping tasks, understand file management and use the most advance features available. When: May 18th, 2013 @ 9:00 am – 1:00 pm Where: Women’s Business Center 2314…
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"Women Entrepreneurs in the New Economy" Event - Great Success!
We want to thank everyone for making our event a great success. A special thanks to all our sponsors and speakers for making this happen. We hope all who attended where able to gain something from this and go forth to fulfill their entrepreneurial dreams…
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Memberships Available
Women’s Business Center is now offering memberships! Did you know that as of March 2012, there are more than 8.3 million women-owned businesses in the U.S with a growth-rate of almost twice of their male counterparts? Of these 8.3 million businesses, approximately 90% are categorized as small business. Texas is ranked among the top 5 fastest…
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Business Consulting, Business Plan Development and Analysis, Financial Analysis, Market Research, Loan Application Assistance, Mentoring Program, Business Workshops and Seminars, and more
Women Business Facts
Women and men business owners have different management styles. Women emphasize relationship building as well as fact gathering and are more likely to consult with experts, employees, and fellow business owners
