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Maryland Women's Business Center
Helping entrepreneurs in Maryland’s capital region start, sustain, and grow their businesses.
About Maryland Women's Business Center
The Maryland Women’s Business Center (MWBC) helps entrepreneurs start, sustain, and grow their businesses. We conduct business-topic related training and workshops, offer one-on-one business counseling, and the path to entrepreneurship. MWBC is an initiative of the Rockville Economic Development, Inc. Partners and sponsors also include The Small Business Administration, Montgomery County Government, Montgomery County Department of Economic Development, Citi/Citi Foundation, City of Rockville, Bowie Business Innovation Center and Frederick County Government. Specialties Business Counseling, Monthly Workshops and Seminars, Small Business Support, Online Training, Childcare Business Development Program, StartRight! Annual Business Plan Competition
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Signals from Maryland Women's Business Center
5 published signals
Products & Services
Maryland Women's Business Center clients are already benefiting from the Maryland Community Compass free development platform and winning state grants.
Reported by Karen Sippel
Presence & Recognition
Maryland Women's Business Center helped the Maryland Innovation Team develop the Maryland Community Compass free development platform and witnessed its expanded launch last week at Gov. Wes Moore’s event.
Reported by Karen Sippel
Operations & Supply
Maryland Women's Business Center closed its office on Monday, September 7th, in observance of Labor Day.
Reported by Maryland Women's Business Center
Presence & Recognition
Maryland Women's Business Center is attending the Baltimore District Office of the SBA for Session 3 of the Mid-Atlantic Matchmaker Prep Series on Thursday, September 3, 2026, featuring a free webinar on federal supply chain capabilities and federal vendor pitching.
Reported by Maryland Women's Business Center
Presence & Recognition
Maryland Women's Business Center facilitated and sponsored the SHE Pitch competition in Frederick, where competitors pitched innovative businesses for real money.
Reported by Karen Sippel