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-Protect your intellectual property.
-Comply with employment laws.
-Stay up to date on changes in the law.
-Have an attorney on your team – doesn’t have to be expensive! And can save you in the long
run.
Resources:
NAWBO – National Association of Women Business Owners
NAWBO has chapters in cities throughout the country that sponsor educational meetings and
networking events, and NAWBO's website includes online entrepreneurial training and
resources.
SBA – Small Business Administration – national and local
Over 100 centers provide both training and counseling services on a variety of topics. The SBA
also sponsors a Women-Owned Small Businesses Federal Contracting Program, designed to give
women-owned small businesses better access to federal contracting opportunities.
WBENC – Women’s Business Enterprise National Council
provides independent certification to women-owned businesses, opening opportunities to do
business with major corporations.

The internet is full of sites designed to inspire, educate, and empower women. Some offer free
content, some are membership sites, and some are geared toward conferences or education.
Popular sites include:
Ladies Who Launch
She Owns It
The Female Entrepreneur Association
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