The Indy Chamber’s Central Indiana Women’s Business Center is thrilled to invite you to its upcoming Women in Business Event: the Franklin College Breakfast, presented by Hirons.
While enjoying breakfast, hear from a panel of experts on the industries powering the Indy region and how women-owned businesses can benefit from the opportunities these industries present.
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Cancellation policy: Payments can be refunded if a cancellation notice is submitted 96 hours in advance of the event. No refunds are available after this time. Please contact (317) 464-2208 for cancellation or to speak to the event manager with any questions. Thank you.
ADA Accessibility: Reasonable accommodations for persons with disabilities will be made if requested at least two weeks in advance. Contact Natalie Albrecht at nalbrecht@indychamber.com.
About The Central Indiana Women’s Business Center
The Central Indiana Women’s Business Center (CIWBC) is a cooperative program, funded in part through a Cooperative Agreement with the U.S. Small Business Administration, under the umbrella of the Business Ownership Initiative of Indiana (BOI) and a program of the Indy Chamber; designed to promote the creation and growth of businesses by women entrepreneurs by empowering them towards successful entrepreneurship and economic self-sufficiency.
The CIWBC is a critical business development driver for those without a traditional path to entrepreneurial success and focuses on leveling the playing field for women- and minority-owned businesses and entrepreneurs in underserved communities. We look forward to providing ongoing opportunities to expand your women in business network.
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