The Office of Women’s Business Ownership |
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The Women’s Network for Entrepreneurial Training (WNET) |
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Institute for Women’s Policy Research |
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The National Foundation for Women Business Owners |
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U.S. Department of Labor Women’s Bureau The Women’s Bureau is the single unit at the Federal government level exclusively concerned with serving and promoting the interests of working women. |
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Power Tools for Women of Vision Articles on a wide variety of topics, a Calendar of Events, Bridges to other destinations on the Web, a Directory of Woman-friendly Businesses and a Marketplace. |
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American Business Women’s Association Provides information about joining the association, events and access to their bimonthly national magazine Women in Business. |
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BizWomen An online interactive community for successful women in business to communicate, network, exchange ideas, and provide support for each other via the Internet. |
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Women Business Net A site for women entrepreneurs including women biz discussion board, Biz Tips, Technology U can Use, Money Matters, Women Business-Related Resources, On the Lighter Side and Vacation Spots. |
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Women’s Wire An online magazine specifically for women in business. Women’s Wire aims to inform, provoke and amuse. The goal of the site is to provide a great place for women from around the world to connect with one another. Women’s Wire covers everything from news to health, fitness to fashion, money to entertainment, work to web. |
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WAHM |
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SBA’s Loan Program for Women and Minorities A pilot program that uses intermediaries to assist prospective minority and women borrowers in developing viable loan application packages and securing loans. |
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Office of Equal Opportunity Small/Minority Business Affairs Directory of helpful resources for minority owners of small businesses. |
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Small and Minority Business Information Links and resources administered by the GSA’s Federal Telecommunications Service, Center of Emerging Technologies. |
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Minority Business Development Agency The Minority Business Development Agency (MBDA) is the only Federal agency specifically created to encourage the growth of minority-owned businesses in the United States. MBDA increases opportunities for racial and ethnic minorities to participate in the free enterprise system through the formation and development of competitive minority-owned and managed firms. |
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Office of Small and Minority Business Services, programs and articles information for women and minorities in the state of California from the California DGS (Department of General Services). |
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