"Injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere."
Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
As an SBA Resource Partner, our Women's Business Center is here to help you learn more about funding for your business, including but not limited to: PPP, EIDL, NJEDA grants & loans.
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WCEC Women's Business Center Wins Silver Stevie Award for Most Valuable Non-Profit Response in the Covid-19 Response Category.
Check out our video series highlighting WCEC women business owners who are empowered to pivot & thrive during Covid.
The Women's Business Center's a la carte classes allow you to learn how to develop a business plan, tackle essential QuickBooks skills and execute sales, marketing and publicity strategies
A master's class series of structured course study with GrowthVenture™ provides operation and marketing knowledge and tools to scale your business, reach new clients & expand sales
PowerUP™ provides a facilitated peer advisory round table and advanced strategies in sales revenue streams, target marketing and organizational structuring to attain next level growth and sustainability.
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“I had just started the WCEC FastTrac GrowthVenture program with facilitator Sandra Holtzman in March 2020 when everything closed down. I received a 75% WCEC Ann Cohen Scholarship with the help of Rising Tide Capital. I was part of a group of 11 women entrepreneurs who started this 10 week program not knowing how we were going to pull through. I pivoted my business in the middle of the course to go all virtual. Every Friday as I met with such an amazing group of strong and resilient.”
Experience the impact of the WCEC Women’s Business Center through the stories of our clients, HERE.
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