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National Association of Women Business
Owners propels women entrepreneurs into economic, social, and political
spheres of power worldwide. It
 is your place to grow and to give
back all at the same time. Together we can accomplish unbelieving goals
for our chapter as well as for each of us as successful business owners.
The Vision for our association is
to propel women entrepreneurs into economic, social and
political spheres of power worldwide. Together we can do amazing
things. You know all you have already been able to accomplish,
imagine the possibilities with the support of women with your
same enthusiasm for business growth.
Take a view minutes to browse our site and see what we are all
about. We offer networking, educational opportunities,
socializing with your peers and much more. You can join on line,
attend a meeting or just contact one of the officers. We’ll be
glad to answer any of your questions.
Today, there are more women in business than ever before. Women
are actively making a difference in the business world. The
National Association of Women Business Owners, Central Illinois
Chapter, meets monthly to discuss current events and provide
business support to area women business owners.
Members can access a variety of educational and networking
opportunities through our local chapter. If you are interested
in becoming a member or a sponsor please
contact us.
Mission Statement
NAWBO is an organization which works to:
* STRENGTHEN the wealth-creating capacity of our members and
promote economic development
* CREATE innovative and effective changes in the business
culture
* BUILD strategic alliances, coalitions, and affiliations
* TRANSFORM public policy and influence opinion
Diversity Statement
In principle and in practice, NAWBO values and seeks a diverse
and inclusive membership. NAWBO shall seek full participation in
the organization by all women business owners regardless of
race, creed, age, sexual orientation, national origin, or
disability. NAWBO’s goal is to fully represent the diverse
makeup of the women business owner community through increased
representation within ethnic and minority communities and to
expand access to leadership opportunities.
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