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WOMEN'S BUSINESS NETWORKING GROUPS:

American Business Women's Association (ABWA): Goal is to bring together businesswomen of diverse occupations and to provide opportunities for them to help themselves and others grow personally and professionally through leadership, education, networking support, and national recognition. There are several ABWA chapters in the valley:

Turquoise Camel Chapter (central Phoenix) Meets the second Wednesday of each month at 6pm. Email information@abwa-turquoisecamel.org or visit their web page Turquoise Camel Chapter Web site.

Arrowhead Millennium Chapter (northwest valley) Meets the third Thursday of each month at 6pm. Call 623-572-9339 for more information or visit the Arrowhead Millennium Chapter Web site.

Scottsdale Express Network (east valley) SEN hosts a streamlined 90 minute networking lunch the second Tuesday of every month for professional women who are serious about their careers. Go to Scottsdale Express Network Web site. for more information.

Business and Professional Women: BPW/USA is the leading advocate for millions of working women in areas of economic and workplace equity and work-life balance since 1919. BPW/AZ sponsors a network luncheon on the 2nd Friday of each month. For more information call 1-800-564-6279 or visit Business & Professional Women-AZ.
Entrepreneurial Mothers Association (EMA), West Valley Chapter. EMA is a professional network through which entrepreneurial mothers can meet with peers to share information, trade support, use one another's services, and offer encouragement to other mothers considering entering entrepreneurial endeavors. The West Valley EMA meets the third Friday of the month. Visit West Valley EMA Web site. for more information.
eWomen Network: seeks to connect and promote women and their businesses on both a local and global scale. eWomen helps women succeed, achieve, and prosper through access and exposure for building their enterprise, fast tracking their career, providing convenient access to resources, and by providing relevant and informative networking programs. For more information email or visit eWomen Network Web site.
Impact for Enterprising Women: Impact is a nonprofit, educational networking organization and local affiliate of National Association for Female Executives (NAFE). Impact holds a regular lunch meeting the last Friday of the month at the Phoenix City Grille in central Phoenix. Impact also host an annual awards luncheon in September in which women are recognized for outstanding achievement. Call 602-817-8277 for details or visit Impact for Enterprising Women Web site.
National Association of Women Business Owners (NAWBO): assists women in achieving success by uniting in common goals, promoting leadership, developing entrepreneurial skills and business acumen, and advocating and influencing public policy affecting women in business. NAWBO generally meets the 2nd Wednesday of each month for luncheon at the Phoenix country Club. Call 602-712-1918 or visit NAWBO-Phoenix for more information.
Northwest Women's Network: objective is to establish an effective referral system through the exchange of leads and networking information; to encourage referrals to community businesses, and to promote standards of professionalism and integrity. The group meets every Wednesday morning at 49th Ave and Bell Road. Email for more information.
West Valley Business Connection: is a networking group consisting of a variety of businesses in the growing southwest valley; however, business owners from anywhere in the valley are welcome. Meetings take place every Tuesday morning at Townes Square Cafe in Goodyear. Email or visit West Valley Business Connection Web site. for more information.
West Valley Women: "Connecting Women in the West Valley," This organization meets the 2nd Tuesday of each month for luncheon at the Arrowhead Country Club. For more information please email or visit West Valley Women Web site.
Women of Scottsdale: offers monthly opportunities to network and grow in the unique setting of an elegant luncheon reception. Business and professional women, community leaders, women in government or education and retired women are welcome to create a deep and long-lasting community of mutual support. Email or visit Women of Scottsdale for more information.
Women-Owned Business Chamber of Commerce (WOB) seeks to promote women-owned businesses by "BRANDing" through the use of its logo and other activities. WOB promotes "business with a social conscious" and exists for the higher purpose of a common good. WOB is directing positive change by uniting the power in women. Email or visit WOB for more information.

WOMEN'S BUSINESS NETWORKING GROUPS:

Arizona Small Business Association (ASBA) is a statewide group of small business owners organized together in a not-for-profit Arizona Corporation. ASBA's mission is to provide benefits to its membership; provide a forum for networking; and increase knowledge through informative workshops, seminars, and classroom training, among other things. Call 602-265-4563 or go to ASBA's website for more information.

Shared Vision Network: holds a luncheon meeting the first Monday of each month and is dedicated to inspiring and empowering members to grow successful integrity-based businesses and abundant, balanced lives. E-mail or visit Shared Vision Network for more information.

Women Business Builders (WBB) meetings are held monthly in the large meeting room of the Glendale Public Library, 5959 W. Brown St on the second Saturday from 2-3:30 pm. The group was started in the fall of 1995 at Glendale Public Library as a complement to the library's free informational programs for people wanting to start or grow a small business. The group focuses on business education and networking opportunities with other women business owners. Cal 623.930.3572 or visit the WBB website.

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