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The Florida Women’s Business Center (FLWBC) assists women in achieving their dreams by helping them start, run, and grow successful businesses, regardless of social or financial disadvantage, race, ethnicity, or business background.
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Regular hours of operations:
8:30am - 5:30pm (MONDAY - FRIDAY)

Tel: 561-265-3790
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A Business Resource Center focused on helping women start, grow and expand sustainable businesses.
No matter where you fall in the business cycle, FLWBC can help you to compete in any marketplace

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SBA

Small Business Administration

Created in 1953, the U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) continues to help small business owners and entrepreneurs pursue the American dream.

Learn more about the SBA

A free learning platform

Ascent is divided into major topics called Journeys, developed by experts in entrepreneurship. Choose any journey to start, skip the ones you already know.

Learn more about the SBA

COUNSELING AUTHORIZATION FORM

A requirement of providing free to low cost services is that each individual receiving services completes and signs a SBA 641 form.

DOWNLOAD SBA 641 FORM

E-News Sponsorship

The TED Center E-News is an email written at least twice a month. It reaches over 2,000 individuals and includes information regarding special networking events and update of upcoming trainings and events, as well as other resources, networking and educational opportunities relevant for entrepreneurs.

Sponsorship is highlighted at the beginning of the email with the sponsor’s logo and name.
At the end of the email the sponsor may put a 50-word description of their business.

ABOUT US

The Florida Women’s Business Center (FLWBC) assists women in achieving their dreams by helping them start, run, and grow successful businesses, regardless of social or financial disadvantage, race, ethnicity, or business background.

Small Business Administration

Created in 1953, the U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) continues to help small business owners and entrepreneurs pursue the American dream.

A free learning platform

Ascent is divided into major topics called Journeys, developed by experts in entrepreneurship. Choose any journey to start, skip the ones you already know.

COUNSELING AUTHORIZATION FORM

A requirement of providing free to low cost services is that each individual receiving services completes and signs a SBA 641 form.

E-News Sponsorship

Sponsorship is highlighted at the beginning of the email with the sponsor’s logo and name.
At the end of the email the sponsor may put a 50-word description of their business.

Once a month sponsorship

Twice a month sponsorship

ABOUT US

The Florida Women’s Business Center (FLWBC) assists women in achieving their dreams by helping them start, run, and grow successful businesses, regardless of social or financial disadvantage, race, ethnicity, or business background.

Regular hours of operations: 8:30am - 5:30pm (MONDAY - FRIDAY)

Small Business Administration

Created in 1953, the U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) continues to help small business owners and entrepreneurs pursue the American dream.

A free learning platform

Ascent is divided into major topics called Journeys, developed by experts in entrepreneurship. Choose any journey to start, skip the ones you already know.

COUNSELING AUTHORIZATION FORM

A requirement of providing free to low cost services is that each individual receiving services completes and signs a SBA 641 form.

E-News Sponsorship

Sponsorship is highlighted at the beginning of the email with the sponsor’s logo and name. At the end of the email the sponsor may put a 50-word description of their business.

Once a month sponsorship

Twice a month sponsorship

Regular hours of operations:
8:30am - 5:30pm (MONDAY - FRIDAY)

Sponsorship is highlighted at the beginning of the email with the sponsor’s logo and name.
At the end of the email the sponsor may put a 50-word description of their business.