The mission of the Women’s Business Center of North Carolina is to promote economic self-sufficiency for all women in North Carolina through entrepreneurship.
We empower women by offering tools and support to establish businesses, stabilize their companies, generate sustainable profits, strategize for future growth and contribute to the growth and economic development of the community.
Our small business experts offer:
- Customized, one-on-one business counseling.
- Seminars and classes focused on key business topics, such as marketing, finance, certification and small business resources.
- Review and feedback on written business plans.
- Loan package preparation assistance and lender referrals.
- Certification assistance and review.
- Networking opportunities to find mutual support, access to resources and business referrals.
- Global business development.
Upcoming Events
The Women's Business Center of North Carolina holds seminars, trainings, and specials events year round to help your business succeed.
Register for an Event
Take your business to the next level by attending one of our events. Visit the WBCNC calendar page for a full list of upcoming events and to register.
In the Media
The work of WBCNC has been featured in multiple publications across the state, highlighting their impact in dozens of NC small businesses.
Request for Counseling
To receive business counseling services from the Women's Business Center of North Carolina
Contact WBC North Carolina
5800 Faringdon Place - Main Level
Raleigh, NC 27609
(919) 956-8889
wbcnc@TheInstituteNC.org
Request Assistance
WBC North Carolina Staff
Roberta McCullough
Executive Director
(919) 956-2320 | rmccullough@TheInstituteNC.org
Na Onnie Lee
Program Associate
(919) 956-2314 | nlee@TheInstituteNC.org
Dan Stafford
Client Counselor
(919) 956-2335 | dstafford@TheInstituteNC.org
Dorothy Bell
Program Assistant
(919) 956-2314 | WBCAdmin@theinstitutenc.org
Annual Sponsors & Partners
A New Mission Sponsors & Partners
The Women's Business Center of North Carolina is funded in part through a cooperative agreement with the U.S. Small Business Administration.
The Women's Business Center of North Carolina is a member of the Association of Women's Business Centers.