Written by Samantha Erkkila, Digital Media Specialist at the Entrepreneur Fund Over 100 women entrepreneurs from northern and central Minnesota gathered Thursday, April 13, in Baxter for a chance to… Read more »
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Women's Business Alliance
Empowering women entrepreneurs to start and grow sustainable businesses
The Women’s Business Alliance (WBA) is a program of the Entrepreneur Fund, and certified Women’s Business Center of the SBA, that provides specialized advising, training, networking and access to capital for women entrepreneurs across 17 counties in Minnesota and Wisconsin. The WBA is dedicated to supporting women at every stage of their small business journey, as well as providing opportunities for professional growth.
CUSTOM ROADMAP
A unique plan for your unique business, we will work with you to craft a roadmap focused on action and moving your small business forward.
CONNECTIONS
We provide opportunities for women entrepreneurs to connect with experts, mentors, and peers to build their network, support team and knowledge.
TOOLS & KNOWLEDGE
We equip entrepreneurs with simple, functional tools to help you at every stage of business.
MONEY
Only 25% of women business owners seek business financing. It can be intimidating thinking about where to start when it comes to money. We work with you and walk you through every step to access small business loans that will help you move towards your goals.
Sandi Larson
Director of Women's Business Alliance - North
Sandy Voigt
Director of Women's Business Alliance - Central
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