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Welcome to the USWCC | Community 360!
Driving economic growth. Powering the women-owned economy.

Our new community made its premiere on March 2, 2010. Watch for continuing updates and new features.

The U.S. Women's Chamber of Commerce is the independent force behind an economic revolution in America. With bold and deeply strategic steps, the USWCC is changing the American economic landscape forever. We position women at a more influential, strategic level than ever before working on top tier economic issues from a woman's point of view.

We're sponsored by the collective interests, aspirations and needs of our members -- not by big corporate sponsors or political lobbyists. This trusted, independence enables us to advocate purely towards the best interests of our members. We're always on your side.

The U.S. Women's Chamber of Commerce is the driving force of the Women's Ownership Movement. The Women's Ownership Movement is in every women. . . We form our future through the choices we make every day. We choose to own our opportunities, focus the force of our economic impact, and create a new powerful economic future for women.

Join our community and become part of the Women's Ownership Movement. Register at the USWCC | Community 360 Opportunity Network and get connected in our groups, meetings and blogs. General participation at our community is open to everyone. USWCC | Small Business and Supplier Members may secure additional benefits within the community. Learn more.

Opportunity News & Updates

U.S. Women's Chamber of Commerce Applauds U.S. Small Business Administration on Publication of Regulations for Women's Procurement Program - March 2, 2010

The U.S. Women's Chamber of Commerce (USWCC) applauds President Obama, Administrator Mills and the U.S. Small Business Administration on their efforts to end the decade of delay in the implementation of the Women's Federal Procurement Program through publishing in the Federal Registry today a strong new set of regulations to bring this important set-aside program to fruition. While there remain several important steps before the process is complete, the regulations published today show a strong grasp of the issue and a viable process to implement and sustain a strong women-owned small business federal contracting set-aside program. Learn more and register to receive updates. Attend National Women Contractors' Week to get connected with federal agencies.

National Women Contractors' Week Brings Access to Federal Agency Contracting Opportunities - March 16 - 18, 2010

National Women Contractors' Week will take place between March 16 - 18, 2010 in Washington, DC. Featured at this year's meeting are full day spotlights on contracting opportunities with HHS and U.S. Army. Learn more and register.

USWCC CEO Testifies Before Congress in Support of Small Business Access to Capital - February 26, 2010

U.S. Women's Chamber of Commerce CEO Margot Dorfman testified before Congress during a joint hearing of the U.S. House of Representatives Small Business and Financial Services Committee. She was asked to provide insights into the current status of small business lending. View and read her testimony.

Tell President Obama to Support Women Business Owners

After more than one year in office, the Obama Administration has still not implemented the Women's Federal Procurement Program. Mr. Obama, show us you really do support women business owners.
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