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The Women's Business Center of New York State is dedicated to helping entrepreneurial women reach their goals and aspirations for personal and profession development. WBC of NYS provides services that are free, personal and confidential to Central New York women entrepreneurs at every stage of business development and growth through one-on-one counseling, classes, workshops, networking and mentoring. |
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Testimonials—Inspiring Success
It's weird how you meet people that you need in your life through business connections.
I met Kim Pandina, Owner of Panda Jewels, at a Women TIES event a long time ago and she told me she was a lapidary. I've always had a love of rocks and after attending a local gem and mineral show, I decided that I was going to do something I've always wanted to do, which is cutting cabochons. When I was looking for equipment, the first person I thought of was Kim.
I contacted her and she graciously offered to meet with me to "talk rocks." Since then we've met several times and I've been purchasing my "slabs" from her (slices of rocks), which I cut and polish into stones for jewelry. It's so cool to be able to meet up with her and make a connection based on our love of rocks! Thank you Women TIES for connecting women in business....and life.
— Susan Jefferson, TechCreative Web Design
It's weird how you meet people that you need in your life through business connections.
I met Kim Pandina, Owner of Panda Jewels, at a Women TIES event a long time ago and she told me she was a lapidary. I've always had a love of rocks and after attending a local gem and mineral show, I decided that I was going to do something I've always wanted to do, which is cutting cabochons. When I was looking for equipment, the first person I thought of was Kim.
I contacted her and she graciously offered to meet with me to "talk rocks." Since then we've met several times and I've been purchasing my "slabs" from her (slices of rocks), which I cut and polish into stones for jewelry. It's so cool to be able to meet up with her and make a connection based on our love of rocks! Thank you Women TIES for connecting women in business....and life.
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If you are a woman entrepreneur looking for a marketing source for your business and a network of successful women to create strong economic ties with—Welcome to Women TIES! |
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 Under the Rose-Colored Hat is based on lessons Tracy Higginbotham experienced during an extraordinary time in her life where she encounters humanity, grace, power and fearlessness and a new kind of positive beauty. Click on the cover to order. |
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Interested in buying specially priced products, obtaining discounts on business services or attending community business events? Our Regional Marketplace is a great place to shop. Check back frequently to new special products, services and events we are promoting for our members. |
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Wednesday WisdomLooking for business advice and entrepreneurial wisdom on a weekly basis? Visit the Women TIES blog, which features a dose of inspiration and education by long-time advocate for women entrepreneurs, Tracy Higginbotham, President of Women TIES. |
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Do you need business education to make you a better entrepreneur? Consider SUNY Oswego School of Business which offers a range of undergraduate programs, several interdisciplinary programs, an MBA and combined five-year BS/MBA and BS/masters of programs. Their MBA program is offered on-campus, online and at the SUNY Oswego Metro Center in Syracuse. Learn more today by clicking on the SUNY Oswego logo. |
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