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Great Lakes Women's Business Council
Accelerating women-owned, minority & small business growth via training, loans & women's business certification.
About Great Lakes Women's Business Council
Great Lakes Women's Business Council is a Michigan-based nonprofit organization that is committed to empowering small businesses economically through business development training, vendor certification, business-to-business networking, and access to capital funding assistance programs. We provide practical business tools and remove barriers that hinder the development of successful, sustainable businesses. Great Lakes WBC represents more than 1,500 WBENC-certified women's business enterprises generating approximately $11.6 billion in annual revenue and employing 41,500 U.S. workers, as well as 70+ corporate partners in a diverse range of industry sectors. We have provided $5.5 million in loans to small business owners which created 1,800 jobs. Through the Michigan Women's Marketplace, we have trained more than 15,000 business owners and entrepreneurs. Our work strengthens the community by building partnerships and leveraging resources that increase business growth opportunities. Find more information about how the Great Lakes Women's Business Council is accelerating business growth at www.greatlakeswbc.org
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Presence & Recognition
Great Lakes Women's Business Council is hosting a PrimeTime Connect roundtable discussion titled Busy to Balanced: Strategies From Delegation to Duplication on Tuesday, September 22, 2026, from 8:30 to 11:30 a.m. ET at Epitec on 26555 Evergreen Road, Suite 1700, Southfield, MI.
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Presence & Recognition
Great Lakes Women's Business Council is hosting the PrimeTimeConnect WBE Forum on Tuesday, September 15, 2026, in Southwest Michigan First, Catalyst Room, 180 E. Water Street, Suite 2690, Kalamazoo, MI, featuring insights from Hilary Dolbee, Venard Roberson, Michele Coy, Dan Cubr, and Amy S. Courter.
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