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Events and Training Schedule to improve your business skills

Here you will find all of the exciting opportunities for training and our very special events. Please take a moment and review our calendar.

Women's Business Center Alliance to network your business

The purpose of the Women's Business Center Alliance is to provide a grass roots network of supporters for the work of the Women’s Business Center in Southern Alabama. The Women's Business Center Alliance is a network of professional women and men willing to share their resources and talents.

Womenbiz Directory to market your business to new customers

Annual Resource Guide and listing of women owned and women friendly businesses. The directory is both printed and online.

The Women’s Business Center is:

The Hub of Business Development for Women who dream of Business Ownership and the Women who have achieved that dream.

The Place…where women meet other women, gain support, encouragement and strength, explore new ideas, find answers, and celebrate success.

The Place…where the coffee is always hot and the soft drinks are always cold, and someone is NOT too busy to listen.

The Place…that welcomes women from every business genre, entrepreneurs and women of achievement.

The Place…for resources, referrals, training, networking and support.

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Women's Business Center Bizmobile Project serves Washington, Clark, Conecuh, Escambia and Monroe Counties in Alabama

The Bizmobile is here!

The vehicle was unveiled to the public on February 16, 2007 at a breakfast held at the WBC More...

Our Clients

Our clients are the heart of the Women’s Business Center. Our clients represent women and men from every socio-economic level. Our clients More...

Women's Business Center celebrated our clients at the Tenth Annual SAL Awards on April 17, 2012.

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The Women’s Business Center of Southern Alabama and the Women's Business Center Bizmobile Project are funded in part through a Cooperative Agreement with the U.S. Small Business Administration.