WomenVenture Review

Thier accelerating success program saved my business and got me on track

I have not been there yet. I just got the info today. I am trying to come to the informational session on Wednesday at 11:30a.m.

I am taking a class for women entrepreneurs at WomenVentures. So worth the time and effort.

Wow, I cannot overstate the importance of this organization in my business. I found WomenVenture when seeking funding for a small business loan--and what I received was so much more.

This organization helps women (and frankly, men) with everything they might need to learn and understand before starting a business. They help with funding, and then once your business is started, they support your business for as long as you need to ensure your success.

They offer classes for everyone, no matter what your level of education or experience might be--they're going to get you to the point where you are ready to start a business! They offer many, many free services for women entrepreneurs.

It's hard to name names because you don't want to forget anything, but Kathy, Jessica, Jason, Laura, right up through the director Elaine--are just great, friendly, incredibly helpful people who genuinely want to help YOU succeed. I admit, one of the things I want most in this life is to make WomenVenture proud--they're a fantastic organization.

If you are a woman starting a business or thinking of starting a business, this is the place! Amazing community of women uplifting and collaborating with women. Proud to have this as a local resource.

If you are looking to start your business, this is a great organization to contact.

My experience has been over a year and I just give up with these folks. I have done EVERYTHING. This is not free service and very costly. My response times on emails are waited on for days. Don't waist your time dealing with this program. Its set up for failure and disappointment. I just went the old fashioned way and got a business loan some where else. I don't recommend.

It's hard to believe a sexist organization like this can still exist in today's age.