Celebrate National Small Business Week with coffee\, connections\, and networking.
\nWhat does your business need most in the next 90 days? Information is everywhere&mdash\;but access\, relationships\, and execution are what change businesses.
\n\nThe Women&rsquo\;s Business Center of Greater Dayton invites you to start your day connecting with fellow small business owners and community partners in celebration of \;National Small Business Week.
\n\nThis morning networking event is all about bringing people together&mdash\;not just to share what they do\, but to exchange resources\, spark collaborations\, and support one another&rsquo\;s growth. Whether you&rsquo\;re looking to access capital\, expand your business\, or simply plug into a stronger network\, this is a space for real conversations and meaningful connections.
\n\nJoin us at \;Swoon Books &\; Wine&mdash\;a newly opened bookstore and wine bar designed for connection\, conversation\, and community. It&rsquo\;s the perfect setting to gather\, share ideas\, and build relationships in a space created for exactly that.
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\nThe Economic &\; Community Development Institute'\;s Women'\;s Business Centers of Ohio guide individuals at any stage of the business process. Through one-on-one counseling sessions with WBC staff and volunteers\, you can get the direction and resources to meet your goals. Business advisers want to help you successfully start a business\, or grow and expand your existing business -- increasing revenue and creating jobs for the local economy.
The WBCs present training workshops regularly to provide access to small business knowledge at no charge. They are the only SBA-funded Women'\;s Business Centers in the state.
\n\nFunded (in part) through a Cooperative Agreement with the U.S. Small Business Administration. Reasonable accommodations for persons with disabilities will be made if requested at least two weeks in advance. All opinions\, conclusions\, and/or recommendations expressed herein are those of the author(s) and do not necessarily reflect the views of the SBA.
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