The WI Women's Business Initiative Corporation

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At the Wisconsin Women’s Business Initiative Corporation,

we believe in your business success!

WWBIC is a statewide economic development corporation that provides quality business education and financing to Wisconsin’s entrepreneurs and small business owners. Our dedicated staff works hard every day to provide top-notch programs and service to help both women and men launch and expand small businesses.You pick the services that your business needs at every stage of growth. Learn more about our programs:

WWBIC’s mission is to promote economic development through microenterprise by providing access to capital including direct lending, one-on-one individualized business assistance, business education, and asset building financial awareness education programming, with an emphasis on women, people of color, and people of lower wealth and incomes.

Milwaukee Office: Business Office:

2745 N. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Drive. Milwaukee, WI 53212

Phone: (414) 263-5450

Madison Office: South Central Office:

2300 S. Park Street, Suite 103. Madison, WI 53713

Phone: (608) 257-5450

Kenosha Office: Southeast Office:

600 52nd St., Suite 130. Kenosha, WI 53140
Phone: (262) 654-1234 x114

Racine Office: 506 7th Street. Racine WI 53403

Phone: (262) 898-2940

The WI Women's Business Initiative Corporation created a new event:

Obtaining and Understanding Government Contracts

Opening up possibilities through large scale contracting. This class will help you understand federal contract programs, different certifications that can be obtained to be eligible to bid for Government contracts, as well as an overview of Government con...
- February 14
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Keeping Your Dreams on Track (3 part series)

Learn to utilize the knowledge within to be successful and achieve your goals. This 3-part Professional Coaching series will help you to recognize and support the skills within. This coaching program, presented by the Leadership Center at Cardinal Stritch...
- February 14
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Advanced Budgeting for Business Owners

How are you spending and saving?! You know your trade, but when it comes to bookeeping and more specifically, budgeting, you're looking for guidance. This workshop will teach you some tips and utilize tools to grab a hold of your business' financial futur...
- February 14
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Will Planning-Be Prepared!

Get your will and other legal documents in order. Everyone over the age of 18 should consider estate planning! Learn the key elements of estate planning and receive resources to enable you to complete a plan of your own. *In partnership with Miller & M...
- February 14
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Developing Your Management Style

Become a better manager by determining your most valuable approach. This class focuses on describing the three basic management styles. Paarticipants will have the opportunity to identify their dominant or preferred management style and assess whether i...
- February 14
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The Power of Quickbooks-Advanced

Learn how QuickBooks can help you organize your business records and financial statements. This hands-on training session will teach you the basics of how to use QuickBooks to manage your business financials. This includes: paying sales tax, invoicing, re...
- February 14
The WI Women's Business Initiative Corporation created a new event:

The Power of Quickbooks-Advanced

Learn how QuickBooks can help you organize your business records and financial statements. This hands-on training session will teach you the basics of how to use QuickBooks to manage your business financials. This includes: paying sales tax, invoicing, re...
- February 14
The WI Women's Business Initiative Corporation created a new event:

The Power of Quickbooks-The Basics

Learn how QuickBooks can help you organize your business records and financial statements. This hands-on training session will teach you the basics of how to use QuickBooks to manage your business financials. This includes: paying sales tax, invoicing, re...
- February 14
The WI Women's Business Initiative Corporation created a new event:

Minority and Women's Business Certification

The purpose of the Minority Business Certification Program is to increase the opportunity for minority firms to sell their products and services to the state of Wisconsin. Learn how becoming a certified owned business will open up more possibilities. NO F...
- February 14
The WI Women's Business Initiative Corporation created a new event:

Minority and Women's Business Certification

The purpose of the Minority Business Certification Program is to increase the opportunity for minority firms to sell their products and services to the state of Wisconsin. Learn how becoming a certified owned business will open up more possibilities. NO F...
- February 14
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Three Box Theory

Where do you begin telling your story? This class allows you to creatively think using questions and strategies. These three boxes will go over such topics as your competition, building professional relationships, as well as how your own personal experien...
- February 14
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Options for Funding Your Small Business

Learn about the options and what it takes to get a small business loan. An expert panel from several financing agencies will provide advice on how to find the option that best suits your business financing needs. Invited panel participants will include: W...
- February 14
The WI Women's Business Initiative Corporation created a new event:

Options for Funding Your Small Business

Learn about the options and what it takes to get a small business loan. An expert panel from several financing agencies will provide advice on how to find the option that best suits your business financing needs. Invited panel participants will include: W...
- February 14
The WI Women's Business Initiative Corporation created a new event:

The Invisible Threat of Identity Theft

How safe are you? Learn ways to avoid being victimized by identity theft and as well as how to protect yourself and your family from this crime. This workshop will focus on an overview of identity theft, common occurrence and prevention strategies. * In p...
- February 14
The WI Women's Business Initiative Corporation created a new event:

The Invisible Threat of Identity Theft

How safe are you? Learn ways to avoid being victimized by identity theft and as well as how to protect yourself and your family from this crime. This workshop will focus on an overview of identity theft, common occurrence and prevention strategies. * In p...
- February 14

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Category: Community Development
Tags: #women #economic development #business #woman #entrepreneur
Location: 2745 N. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Drive, Milwaukee, WI
Description: The Wisconsin Women's Business Initiative Corporation (WWBIC) is an economic development corporation providing quality business education, technical assistance and access to capital for entrepreneurs. Established in 1987, WWBIC consults, educates and mentors owners of small and micro businesses thro... more

Contact Details

Phone: 414-263-5450
Email: info@wwbic.com
Website: http://www.wwbic.com

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Lisa Fero We are currently hiring for an Education and Resource Coordinator position! Responsible for coordinating WWBIC’s education programming including: logistics, class planning, data tracking, technology support, class facilitation, and communications. This ... more
December 1, 2011
Lisa Fero We are also hiring for a Financial Education Coordinator! As part of the Business Education team, this position will be responsible for fulfilling WWBIC’s mission by working individually with WWBIC’s Financial Education and Individual Development Acco... more
December 7, 2011