Babson Black Women’s Entrepreneurial Leadership Program

Babson College’s Frank & Eileen™ Center for Women’s Entrepreneurial Leadership (F&E CWEL) is pleased to offer the Black Women’s Entrepreneurial Leadership (BWEL) Program, an action tank designed by and for Black women entrepreneurial leaders to propel their businesses and professional growth forward.

The program will provide participants with practical insights and tools to navigate procurement and other untapped opportunities for growth.

About BWEL:

BWEL is an accelerator that provides Black Women entrepreneurs with vital business expertise, and a supportive community of mentors and fellow female founders. The program incorporates best practices for optimal learning and will include:

• 8 weeks of live online business curriculum with weekly content sessions followed by a 2-day in-person program closing in Tulsa, Oklahoma
• A cohort of Black women entrepreneurs and allies whose businesses have $250k–1m in revenue and are committed to scaling their ventures
• One-on-one coaching and peer groups
• Guidance from accomplished faculty and top industry leaders, with expertise in growth and scaling, on key areas designed specifically to equip and inspire Black Women business leaders and allies to leap to the next level
• Leading-edge content on procurement, financing, and optimizing your business
• Access to BWEL’s Global Alumni Network

For more information about the program or to apply, please visit Babson.edu/BWEL.