Getting Connected: Cultivating Clients for Women in Business

Join us for Cultivating Clients for Women Business Owners: How to Get Networked in Maine, an empowering networking event exclusively for Black women business owners and aspiring entrepreneurs.

This event is designed to foster meaningful connections, spark collaborative opportunities, and support your business journey. Whether you’re running an established business, considering starting one, or have expertise to offer, this gathering is for you.

What to Expect:

• Facilitated Discussion Led: Guided by Adilah Muhammad, Executive Director, The Third Place and seasoned real estate investor, you will explore effective strategies to build your client base, navigate Maine's unique business landscape, and develop valuable professional relationships. You will also here from women have recently launched businesses within the past 1-3 years.

• Networking Opportunities: Connect with other like-minded women to share mutual needs, challenges, and solutions.
• Mentorship Matchmaking: Discover potential mentors and mentees to support your growth, no matter where you are in your business journey.

This is a safe and supportive space for Black women to build community, share resources, and grow together. Let’s create a thriving ecosystem of mutual support and success!

Who Should Attend:

• Women currently running a business in Maine
• Those considering starting a business
• BIPOC professionals eager to support Black women entrepreneurs
• BIPOC women who work for client-based businesses/corporations

Come prepared to engage, share, and leave with actionable insights and lasting connections. Let’s work together to cultivate a vibrant network of Black women entrepreneurs in Maine!

Spaces are limited, so reserve your spot today. We can’t wait to see you there!

This event is sponsored by the Permanant Commission on the Status of Racial, Indigenous, and Tribal Populations.

About WLA

Women’s Leadership Alliance is a quarterly gathering of Black female business, civic, and nonprofit leaders. These gatherings focus on supporting female leaders in their ongoing self-care and personal and professional development. These facilitated gatherings are opportunities to learn from guest speakers, engage in critical group dialogue, and pursue self-exploration

Host or Publisher The Third Place