Welcome to WBDC
Women’s Business Development Council is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization that is dedicated to providing the tools and resources to help women thrive in business. We believe that when desire, education, and preparation come together, opportunities are created, ideas are ignited, and economies are expanded.
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we have helped more than 18,000 women across 169 Connecticut towns become better business people.
“Taking the steps to become a business owner was a bit scary,” she admitted, “but honestly it felt really empowering. I am an immigrant, a woman, and a person of color. None of my family before me stepped out and did their own thing; this was entirely new. I feel as though I have a whole support system in the Women’s Business Development Council standing right behind me.”
“Taking the steps to become a business owner was a bit scary,” she admitted, “but honestly it felt really empowering. I am an immigrant, a woman, and a person of color. None of my family before me stepped out and did their own thing; this was entirely new. I feel as though I have a whole support system in the Women’s Business Development Council standing right behind me.”
“Taking the steps to become a business owner was a bit scary,” she admitted, “but honestly it felt really empowering. I am an immigrant, a woman, and a person of color. None of my family before me stepped out and did their own thing; this was entirely new. I feel as though I have a whole support system in the Women’s Business Development Council standing right behind me.”
“Taking the steps to become a business owner was a bit scary,” she admitted, “but honestly it felt really empowering. I am an immigrant, a woman, and a person of color. None of my family before me stepped out and did their own thing; this was entirely new. I feel as though I have a whole support system in the Women’s Business Development Council standing right behind me.”
“Taking the steps to become a business owner was a bit scary,” she admitted, “but honestly it felt really empowering. I am an immigrant, a woman, and a person of color. None of my family before me stepped out and did their own thing; this was entirely new. I feel as though I have a whole support system in the Women’s Business Development Council standing right behind me.”
Number of clients serviced by Women's Business Development Council since its founding in 1997
Amount Women's Business Development Council clients have generated in gross revenue in the last five years
Amount of taxes paid by Women's Business Development Council clients to the State of Connecticut in the last five years
For every $1 raised by Women's Business Development Council, the amount that is reinvested in the community
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