Women’s Business Center RVA marks five years of success

Celebrating Five Years of Empowering Boss Ladies: Women’s Business Center RVA

Women’s Business Center RVA shines as a beacon of empowerment and support for female entrepreneurs. Recently marking its fifth anniversary, this nonprofit organization stands as a testament to the resilience and determination of women in Virginia who serve as the backbone of our society.

Offering more than just office space, WBCRVA provides a range of services to help women start, build, and sustain their businesses. From co-working spaces and virtual memberships to counseling, training, and monthly seminars, the center fosters a supportive environment where women can thrive.

Shirley Crawford, the executive director and co-founder, emphasizes the center’s commitment to treating its members like family. WBCRVA prioritizes the success and well-being of women entrepreneurs, striving to remove obstacles on their journey to success.

Services offered include flexible co-working spaces for those transitioning to dedicated offices, virtual memberships with benefits like mailbox services and seminar discounts, and consultation and education to guide entrepreneurs on the right path.

WBCRVA actively engages with its community through events like the annual “Boss Ladies Who Tea,” providing opportunities for networking, inspiration, and celebration of women’s achievements. Additionally, the center hosts the EmpowHER Awards to recognize impactful women who have made positive transformations and uplifted others in the community.

Through its holistic approach to empowerment and support, the Women’s Business Center RVA celebrates five years of success and continues to be a vital resource for female entrepreneurs in Virginia, offering a nurturing environment where women can thrive and succeed in their business endeavors.

Re- reported the article originally published in henricocitizen.com