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|Developmental Stage=Start-Up, Growth,
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|Non-Profit Status=Yes,
 
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|Project=[[Guide to Small Business in Houston]]
 
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For nearly 40 years, members have benefited from NAWBO’s growing network, advocacy and available resources. Through NAWBO, you’ll find support and resources to help you grow your business and enrich your life.
 
  
Many women don’t know where to turn when they decide to start a business. NAWBO can help! Association with NAWBO can mean the difference between making it or not making it! Here, you will make associations with other successful women and learn the ins and outs making your business a success. National Association of Women Business Owners® (NAWBO®) Houston is the local chapter of NAWBO National, the voice of America’s 10.6 million women-owned businesses. Network with women business owners from every industry on a local and national level. Leadership and business development training. Attend conferences and seminars on the trends, regulations and new technologies that impact your business. Take part in an integrated online community of women business owners. The community includes special interest groups, vendor or joint venture searches, and help forums. Source: NAWBO
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The National Association of Women Business Owners (NAWBO) is a national member-based organization designed to help women share business resources and provide a unifying voice to speak to policymakers and other organizations regarding women's broad business interests. NAWBO claims that their strength comes from the diversity of their membership; members are women from all types and sizes of businesses across the United States. The Houston chapter of the NAWBO has monthly networking and business education luncheons held on the 4th Thursday of each month.  
  
 
==Membership==
 
==Membership==
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Membership is open to sole proprietors, partners, and corporate women-business owners with management responsibilities. Membership in a local chapter also entails membership of the larger national organization. There are three membership levels. Introductory members pay a $100 one-time initiation fee, and $19.95 per month following initiation. Premier members pay a $100 one-time initiation fee, and $29.95 per month following initiation. Supporting members pay a $100 one-time initiation fee, and $39.95 per month following initiation. Dues covers the primary activity of the organization's networking events.
  
Introductory Member- $100 one time initiation fee and then $19.95 per month<br />
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==Activities==
Premier Member- $100 one time initiation fee and then $29.95 per month<br />
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A link to NAWBO's calendar of events can be found [http://www.nawbohouston.org/calendar/ here].
Supporting Member (not limited to women; includes students and retired business owners)- $100 one time initiation fee and then $39.95 per month<br />
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A link to NAWBO's description of upcoming events can be found [http://www.nawbohouston.org/upcoming-events/ here]. They offer networking luncheons, holiday events, and guest lecturers, all with the intent of providing education, networking opportunities, or both.
Apart from membership dues, there are little to no additional costs. Dues covers the primary activity of the organization-networking events.
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==Analysis of the Organization==
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Some bigger events have substantial fees, even for members (usually $30-$40 depending on event). The Houston Chapter doesn't seem to be very large (website lists eighteen women under their membership directory).
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Latest revision as of 14:08, 3 November 2016


Small Business Development Ecosystem of Houston
National Association of Women Business Owners
NAWBO Houston Tag.jpg
Institution Information
Name National Association of Women Business Owners
Project Guide to Small Business in Houston
Classification Networking Hub
Non-Profit Status Yes
Cost $
Development Stage Start-Up, Growth
Minorities no
Women yes
Education yes
Certification no
Consulting no
Coworking no
Financing no
Meeting no
Mentoring no
Networking yes
Contact Phone Number (713) 487-8475
Website http://www.nawbohouston.org/
Contact E-Mail membership@nawbohouston.org
Copyright © 2016 McNair Center. All Rights Reserved.

The National Association of Women Business Owners (NAWBO) is a national member-based organization designed to help women share business resources and provide a unifying voice to speak to policymakers and other organizations regarding women's broad business interests. NAWBO claims that their strength comes from the diversity of their membership; members are women from all types and sizes of businesses across the United States. The Houston chapter of the NAWBO has monthly networking and business education luncheons held on the 4th Thursday of each month.

Membership

Membership is open to sole proprietors, partners, and corporate women-business owners with management responsibilities. Membership in a local chapter also entails membership of the larger national organization. There are three membership levels. Introductory members pay a $100 one-time initiation fee, and $19.95 per month following initiation. Premier members pay a $100 one-time initiation fee, and $29.95 per month following initiation. Supporting members pay a $100 one-time initiation fee, and $39.95 per month following initiation. Dues covers the primary activity of the organization's networking events.

Activities

A link to NAWBO's calendar of events can be found here.

A link to NAWBO's description of upcoming events can be found here. They offer networking luncheons, holiday events, and guest lecturers, all with the intent of providing education, networking opportunities, or both.

Analysis of the Organization

Some bigger events have substantial fees, even for members (usually $30-$40 depending on event). The Houston Chapter doesn't seem to be very large (website lists eighteen women under their membership directory).