Our Story
Our Mission
To help women build stronger businesses through useful education, clearer next steps, and trusted relationships.
Our Vision
A stronger local business community where women have the knowledge, relationships, and support to grow with confidence.
Our Goal
To help women leave with clearer next steps, stronger business skills, trusted relationships, and real opportunities.
WHAT WIBC STANDS FOR
REAL RELATIONSHIPS. REAL BUSINESS GROWTH.
WIBC gives women a place to learn, connect, and make progress without pressure or ego. Through practical education and meaningful relationships, members leave with clearer next steps and people they can trust.
Our Story
Real Relationships. Useful Conversations. Stronger Businesses.
Women in Business Connections was created four years ago by Stephanie Munson, who saw a need for a different kind of business community for women.
The idea was simple: create a place where women could learn, connect, and build real relationships without the pressure that often comes with traditional networking.
Over the years, WIBC has grown into a local business support community focused on practical education, honest conversation, and meaningful connections.
In 2026, WIBC became a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, giving the organization a stronger foundation to expand its programs, partnerships, and support for women in business.
What has not changed is the heart of WIBC: helping women build stronger businesses through useful learning and real relationships.
FAQs
Before You Attend
Women in Business Connections is a business support community for women who want to build stronger businesses through practical education, honest conversation, and real relationships.
Yes. WIBC does not offer industry exclusivity. More than one member from the same profession or industry can participate.
No. WIBC is relationship-first and does not promise leads, referrals, sales, or specific business results. The goal is to help members build the clarity, trust, follow-up habits, and relationships that make referrals more likely over time.
Yes. Guests may attend up to two qualifying WIBC events before deciding whether membership is the right fit. Morning meetings are generally free, while some mixers, workshops, and special events may have a separate event fee.
WIBC hosts morning meetings, workshops, mixers, and community events. Each one is designed to give women useful information, meaningful conversations, and opportunities to build stronger relationships.
Yes. Women in Business Connections is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization led by a volunteer board of directors. The board helps guide WIBC’s programs, events, membership experience, and community partnerships.
No. WIBC is not built around pressure to attend everything. Members are encouraged to participate consistently, but the focus is on meaningful involvement, not checking an attendance box.
No. WIBC welcomes women at different stages of business. What matters most is that you are serious about your work, open to learning, and willing to build real relationships.
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