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For the year 2020/2021, WBN is not charging a fee for membership! Register online now:

We meet on the second Tuesday of each month, September through June!

Currently, we are doing hybrid meetings, which means we two types of attendees: Live and Virtual. Live attendees will attend the meeting held at Coworking Station Walpole. (We are limited to four in-person attendees, and those in-person attendees must wear a mask.) The remainder of attendees will attend via a Zoom meeting. Details of the Zoom meeting will be sent to you upon registration. If you do not receive this information, please call Wendy Juergens at 508-369-3408.

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We are the Women’s Business Network (WBN) of Southeastern Massachusetts. The purpose of WBN is to offer networking opportunities, and inspire, educate, and motivate women to be the best they can be in their business and personal lives.

We facilitate this by meeting monthly from September to June in Mansfield, MA. Our meetings focus on building relationships and contacts, on sharing referrals and acknowledgments, and on offering support and encouragement.

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Email membership@wbnsema.org to request a member login code.

 

“What Other Say”

  • I find WBN to be a warm, caring group of business women. We are there to support one another through personal and professional growth and help each other become more confident in presenting ourselves and our businesses.  I have established many friendships as well which is an added bonus!!

    Kim Sviontek

  • Joining the WBN was such a great decision. After meeting and getting to know founder Susan Finn, I wanted to become a part of the network, but felt my schedule was too busy to commit to a monthly meeting. I finally realized I needed to schedule time to start networking. So I decided to join and it’s been wonderful. I was graciously welcomed into the group, and felt comfortable from the minute I walked into my first meeting.

    Erin Sweeney

  • When I came to the Mansfield and Foxboro area, I didn't know anyone.  One of my goals for my first year in business was to meet like-minded business owners to build a local network.  I decided to visit WBN back when they got together at the Mansfield Town Hall.  As soon as I entered, I was warmly greeted and made to feel right at home.  To his day I'm still in touch with people I met that morning.

    Jen Vondenbrink

  • I find it immensely satisfying to meet women who are so diverse in their interests, yet who share this same light.  Every one of the women who has become involved in WBN has done so with the spirit of giving to others around them.

    Susan Finn