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The WBENC Chemical Industry Accelerator is a premier program that fosters growth of women-owned businesses in the Chemical Industry. WBENC is proud to invest in the women-owned businesses within the Chemical sector through the support of our sponsors, BASF, DOW, and Ecolab. More details to come! |
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SESSION 3 | Brought to you by Bridge Access to Capital Thursday Thursday, June 27 | 2:00 – 3:00 PM Looking for business funding can sometimes be an overwhelming process. Join WBENC and Bridge for Access to Capital Thursday to hear directly from Bridge and two small and medium business lenders committed to improving access to […] 
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LGBTQ+ Pride Month, held during the month of June, celebrates and commemorates the struggle towards progress and equality sparked from the 1969 Stonewall Uprising in Manhattan, a significant tipping point in the modern LGBTQ+ rights movement. The upcoming, virtual WBENC Women & Pride Community Social Hour will provide a safe space to connect with like-minded […]
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Under the Corporate Transparency Tax Act, new beneficial ownership information (BOI) federal reporting will be required from all corporations, limited liability companies (LLCs), and business entities created and registered to do business in the United States that have up to 20 full-time employees and report less than $5 million in annual gross receipts. These new requirements […]
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Are you a woman business owner with questions about the WBE and SBA WOSB certification process? Look no further! This webinar is crafted to provide valuable insights into the intricacies of WBENC certification, offering a comprehensive understanding of requirements, eligibility standards, and the application process. Event Details: Title: Understanding WBENC Certification – WBEC South Pre-Certification […]
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This webinar will walk you through the WBENC standards and procedures so that you can determine if your company’s documents validate the WBENC required 51% ownership, operation, control, highest title, and independence by a woman or women owner. |
