International Partnerships
NAWBO is affiliated with several international organizations in order to engage in meaningful discussion to promote women’s entrepreneurship around the globe.
Asociacion Mexicana de Mujeres Empresarias (AMMJE)
Asociacion Mexicana de Mujeres Empresarias (AMMJE) is Mexico's leading organization for women business owners. At their annual meeting, AMMJE connects women entrepreneurs from Central and South America. Learn more about AMMJE.
CARE
CARE is a leading humanitarian organization with women at the heart of its mission. NAWBO works with CARE to raise awareness about international microenterprise and support women who have taken charge of their lives by starting their own businesses. Find out more and get involved.
Global Summit of Women
The Global Summit of Women is an annual gathering of women business, professional, and political leaders from around the globe who work to advance women’s economic and entrepreneurial progress worldwide. Get more information.
Network of Entrepreneurial Women WorldWide (NEWWW)
The Network of Entrepreneurial Women WorldWide (NEWWW) was launched in 2006 to exchange ideas, information, and economic best practices to help members' companies thrive in the global marketplace. Read more.
The International Alliance for Women
The International Alliance for Women (TIAW) serves as the global umbrella organization that unites, supports, and promotes professional women and their networks to work together, share resources, and leverage ideas. The purpose of TIAW is to encourage, develop, fund, and implement programs that foster economic empowerment and advancement for women around the world. Learn more about TIAW.
The World Association of Women Entrepreneurs
(FCEM)
The World Association of Women Entrepreneurs (know by its French acronym, FCEM) is an international women’s business organization comprised of more than 40 member countries with 29,000 business owners and members representing corporate, academic, government, education, agriculture, commerce, manufacturing, and service industries. Find out more about FCEM.
Women Entrepreneurs of Canada (WEC)
Since 1992, Women Entrepreneurs of Canada (WEC) has worked to provide Canadian women business owners with the resources and knowledge they need to grow their businesses. Read more about WEC.