We are always looking for thought leaders with expertise in running a business, gaining access to capital, and personal finance. Find out more about how you can become a volunteer.
Serve as a business advisor to share your expertise with clients and help them solve their business challenges. Areas of expertise include but are not limited to marketing, accounting, QuickBooks, franchising, contracting, certification, human resources, legal, and accessing capital.
Share your expertise as an instructor for one of our online or in-person classes on a business or finance topic. Topics range from marketing, accounting, QuickBooks, to franchising, contracting, and personal budgeting. Programs are often planned six months in advance.
Women’s Business Development Council often has special projects and events that arise. Our volunteers have been involved in conducting survey calls to clients as part of The Aspen Institute's Entrepreneur Tracker Survey of microenterprise and microfinance organizations, and our event coordination volunteers have assisted with a variety of our events, including our Women’s Business Development Council Gala Luncheon.
The Women’s Business Development Council educates, motivates and empowers women to achieve economic independence and self-sufficiency. From starting or growing a business to improving personal finances, the Women’s Business Development Council drives business success in a tangible and accessible way. Our clients exemplify what happens when ambition, education and preparation come together. Meet some of our clients here.
