Women entrepreneurs and small business owners, and those who aspire to start their own companies, are encouraged to attend the Pink Experience on Tuesday, October 15 from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Doubletree Hotel in Wilmington.
Presented by JPMorgan Chase and hosted by the Women’s Business Center at True Access Capital, the Pink Experience offers a full day of power-packed programming regarding financing options, start-up solutions, e-commerce trends, and marketing and social media strategies. Also included will be Pink Table Talk, a panel-style discussion focusing on strategies for daily balance, a business pitching workshop, opportunities to connect with small business advisors, and a small business marketplace packed with helpful resources and local artisans.
Pink Experience organizer Sara Crawford Jones, Program Director of the Women’s Business Center at True Access Capital, said, “The Pink Experience is a collaborative effort, produced by and for businesswomen, to showcase their expertise within their respective industries. The woman-led event provides numerous opportunities for business education, female empowerment, and community engagement.”
Tickets for the Pink Experience are $50 in advance, or $75 at the door and include all events, a continental breakfast and a full lunch. Tickets are currently available for a Buy One/Get One deal: buy one ticket and get the second at half price. Registration and tickets are available at: bit.ly/Register-PinkExp.
In addition to Presenting Sponsor JP Morgan Chase, and Hospitality Sponsor, Doubletree by Hilton, Pink Experience co-sponsors include: WSFS Bank, Achieve Logistics Systems, LLC, Discover Bank, WT Partners, ARK, Artisans Bank, Barnes & Thornburg LLP, Brandywine Information Group, Meridian Bank, PNC Bank, SBDC, TD Bank, and the Wilmington City Council.
About The WBC at True Access Capital:
The Women’s Business Center (WBC) at True Access Capital is a catalyst for providing in-depth, outcomes-oriented business services to both nascent and established women entrepreneurs, especially those from disadvantaged communities. Supported in part by the federal Small Business Administration Office of Women’s Business Ownership, the WBC is housed within Wilmington, DE-based True Access Capital, one of the region’s largest Community Development Financial Institutions.