Women

WBCC Community Partners are organizations with which the WBCC works with directly, jointly, and collaboratively on programs, services, and events. The WBCC Recommends the services and programs of all of our partners as resources for San Diego small business.

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The Beyster Institute helps business leaders build successful companies worldwide through training, education and outreach. The WBCC and the Beyster Institute have joined forces to provide the FastTrac entrepreneurial training programs.

The National Association of Women Business Owners (NAWBO) offers support, resources and opportunities to propel women entrepreneurs into economic, social, and political spheres of power worldwide. The WBCC teams up with NAWBO for networking and special events.

The Asian Business Association and the WBCC work jointly on various professional training seminars and workshops, such as the ABA's Pacific Rim Entrepreneur Series (PRES) 101.

CDC Small Business Finance have funded over $1.3 billion in SBA 504 loans for thousands of small businesses and working with nearly 100 private lenders. The WBCC works with CDC Small Business Finance collaboratively in order to increase the amount of small businesses that meet small business lending requirements.

ACCION San Diego providing small business loans and support to entrepreneurs that do not have access to traditional forms of credit. The WBCC and ACCION refer clients to one another and work together to create programs to enhance each other's mission and ensure micro enterprises have the necessary training and funding for growth.

The Organization of Women in International Trade — San Diego Chapter (OWIT-SD) is dedicated to education and the promotion of international trade and is part of 22 worldwide chapters. The WBCC and OWIT San Diego collaboratively promote one another for events that educate and promote women in the business arena.

                  Women's Business Centers nationwide were created and funded by the U.S. Small
                  Business Administration. The WBCC maintains a close relationship with the San Diego
                  SBA office and aims at assisting the SBA in achieving their mission.