WMBE Business Certification

Marie Pazych, Convergence Coworking

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Woman Owned Business Certification

Marie Rachelle, 10 years as a freelance social media manager, content writer, and PR specialist, now Founder of Convergence Coworking, speaker and marketing consultant
Advantages to being a WMBE
Requirements to apply
How to apply
Where to seek help
Opportunities as a WMBE
Summary: becoming a WMBE can be advantageous to you and your freelance business if you plan to work on government contracts or apply for grants. It can be tedious, so ensuring you’re going to utilize the certification vs. time needed to apply is important. Overall, being a WMBE is something to be proud of – also see Veteran Owned Business Certification and LGBT Business Enterprise certification.

Resources & Links

Women-Owned Small Business

Empire State Development

Marie’s Website

Email: marie@convergencecoworking.com

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