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Wyoming Women's Business Center We strive to foster economic self-sufficiency.

The Wyoming Women’s Business Center (WWBC) empowers entrepreneurs, especially women, through counseling, training, and micro-finance programs to start, expand, and sustain micro-businesses in Wyoming.

05/29/2026

From funding to 👉🏻 1:1 support to 👉🏻 education and growth guidance along the way… this is what it actually looks like to have someone in your corner.

If you’re trying to figure out how to start a small business in Wyoming → Start with the link on our page. 🔗

04/23/2026

We highly recommend the Pistachio Cream Cinnamon Roll from and you might as well grab some Baklava while you’re there!

CINNA’MOON is one of WWBC’s clients and we couldn’t be more proud of the positive impact they’ve made in their community over the last 6 months.

Now you know your go-to spot when you’re in Lander! 😋

Energy. Ideas. Collaboration.That’s what we experienced at the Impact 307 x gBETA Founders Lunch Mixer in Laramie this m...
02/23/2026

Energy. Ideas. Collaboration.

That’s what we experienced at the Impact 307 x gBETA Founders Lunch Mixer in Laramie this month.

WWBC staff and board members were proud to join fellow leaders in Wyoming’s startup ecosystem to connect with founders and support the next generation of businesses. When we show up together, we strengthen opportunity across our state.

Entrepreneurship builds income. Income builds communities. And that’s work worth showing up for.

From $300K to $3M. That’s what happens when Wyoming businesses get the right support at the right time.JNC Investments i...
02/11/2026

From $300K to $3M.
That’s what happens when Wyoming businesses get the right support at the right time.

JNC Investments in Casper partnered with the Wyoming Women's Business Center (WWBC) during a critical growth phase when overhead and equipment costs made expansion feel out of reach. Together, we turned that challenge into momentum.

This is what real Wyoming impact looks like: local businesses growing, creating opportunity, and strengthening our state’s economy.

“I’m grateful to be part of an organization dedicated to empowering Wyoming’s entrepreneurs and helping them access the ...
02/10/2026

“I’m grateful to be part of an organization dedicated to empowering Wyoming’s entrepreneurs and helping them access the same rewarding experiences that shaped my own journey.”

Please join us in welcoming Abigaile Wolfe, our Office & Administrative Coordinator. With firsthand experience in entrepreneurship, Abigaile is excited to help business owners access the tools, confidence, and opportunities they need to grow and succeed.

So many people are quietly carrying a business idea around in their heads.Not because they’re unsure it’s good, but beca...
02/09/2026

So many people are quietly carrying a business idea around in their heads.

Not because they’re unsure it’s good, but because they’re unsure they’ll be supported if they try.

At WWBC, we believe Wyoming dreamers don’t need another productivity hack or piece of advice shouted from the internet.

They need capital, community, and someone in their corner who understands the realities of building a business in Wyoming.

If you’ve been thinking about starting, we’re here. And you don’t have to do it alone.

We want to thank the Wyoming Business Council and WyoFile for hosting today’s important conversation on Wyoming’s future...
02/06/2026

We want to thank the Wyoming Business Council and WyoFile for hosting today’s important conversation on Wyoming’s future and the economic choices facing our state.

We were proud to have Victoria Curtis, President of the Wyoming Women’s Business Center (WWBC) Board of Directors, selected as a panelist for this discussion. The conversation was thoughtful, timely, and grounded in the realities Wyoming communities are navigating right now.

One theme that continues to surface, and one we believe deserves more attention, is the role of entrepreneurship as a viable path for young people to build meaningful work and stay in Wyoming.

For many Wyoming residents, especially in rural communities, traditional career paths are limited. Entrepreneurship is not a fallback, it is often the pathway. When people are given the guidance, tools, and support to turn skills and ideas into income, they don’t have to leave to build a future.

At the Wyoming Women’s Business Center (WWBC), we see this every day: people who want to stay here, raise families here, and contribute to their communities, but who need a clear next step and someone to walk alongside them.

If Wyoming is serious about addressing youth outmigration, workforce participation, and community vitality, we must continue investing in the systems that help business dreamers become business owners.

We appreciate today’s conversation and look forward to continuing it with a focus on practical solutions that help Wyoming people build their futures right here at home.

Recently our Post-Loan Business Counselor, Stephanie, had the opportunity to introduce the WWBC Microloan Program to the...
02/04/2026

Recently our Post-Loan Business Counselor, Stephanie, had the opportunity to introduce the WWBC Microloan Program to the Jumpstart participants in Evanston.

These are entrepreneurs taking real steps toward starting and growing businesses here in Wyoming.

WWBC offers mission-driven loans from $500–$50,000, designed for startups and small businesses that need flexible financing for things like:

• Startup expenses
• Equipment and inventory
• Working capital
• Expansion and growth

What makes WWBC different is that our support doesn’t stop at funding.

Every borrower also has access to experienced business advisors to help strengthen goals, projections, and long-term strategy.

We’re proud to be a partner to Wyoming entrepreneurs and small businesses every step of the way.

UPDATE (2/4/26): The Joint Appropriations Committee has decided not to take public comment this week, so virtual testimo...
02/04/2026

UPDATE (2/4/26): The Joint Appropriations Committee has decided not to take public comment this week, so virtual testimony will no longer be an option.

The most impactful way to be heard right now is to call and leave a voicemail and/or text your Representative and Senator directly with a short message about how WWBC support has impacted your business.

If you’re willing, we can help you find your legislators and provide a quick script. Please message us or email [email protected]

WYOMING BUSINESS OWNERS, WYOMING NEEDS YOUR VOICE.

WWBC’s state funding is being decided right now and legislators have told us the most important thing they can hear right now is directly from the entrepreneurs themselves...

REAL WYOMING BUSINESS OWNERS WITH REAL STORIES.

WWBC’s work is made possible in part through support from the Wyoming Business Council, which helps fund programs like ours that provide access to capital, coaching, and resources for small businesses across Wyoming.

If you are a current or past WWBC client and feel comfortable sharing your experience, there are two simple ways to help:

1) Send a short email to your legislators (we’ll help you!)

2) Share a short virtual testimony this Friday

This is about ensuring Wyoming business dreamers continue to have access to capital and support that strengthens local economies and communities across our state.

If you’re open to sharing your story, please send us a message or email Shaylee at [email protected]

Thank you for speaking up for your business, your community, and Wyoming.

Wyoming, Meet Stephanie! We’re excited to introduce Stephanie Anderson, our Post-Loan Business Counselor here at the Wyo...
01/30/2026

Wyoming, Meet Stephanie!

We’re excited to introduce Stephanie Anderson, our Post-Loan Business Counselor here at the Wyoming Women’s Business Center.

When you receive a microloan through WWBC, you don’t just receive funding for your business. You also get ongoing, one-on-one support at no cost to help you grow with confidence.

Stephanie works alongside our borrowers across the state, offering guidance, encouragement, and practical tools to help entrepreneurs build long-term stability and success.

With experience in both nonprofit and small business spaces, she brings a thoughtful, solutions-focused approach to supporting Wyoming small business owners every step of the way.

We’re so glad to have her on the team and even more excited for our clients to have her in their corner. 💜

Address

302 S. 2nd Street Suite 206
Laramie, WY
82070

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 5pm

Telephone

+13074603943

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