A welcoming community where local women from a diverse range of businesses and backgrounds can Connect, Grow and Celebrate each other
Women in Business Wagga Wagga is a not for profit organisation supporting business women in the Wagga Wagga region.
Formed in 2004 when a need for a womenβs business and networking group was identified, we support women in business via networking events, a mentoring program and promoting educational opportunities to enhance the business skills and career prospects of our members.
Providing advocacy for women in business, we encourage our members to serve on boards of corporate, not for profit and government organisations, and foster the confidence to establish and grow successful businesses.
By providing a supportive and encouraging environment, our members form positive and powerful business and personal connections and have their achievements recognised.
Whether you run your own business, are part of a small firm, are employed by a large corporation, or belong to a professional organisation, we encourage you come along to a networking event and see for yourself.
Meet our 2024/25 Committee
Vision for women in the Riverina
A welcoming community where local women from a diverse range of businesses and backgrounds can connect, grow and celebrate each other.
Aims and Objectives of Women in Business Wagga
1.Educate and empower
Empower women through educational opportunities to enhance their growth and development.
2. Celebrate
Celebrate and recognise the achievements, accomplishments and triumphs of our members.
3. Inspire and motivate
Inspire and motivate our local women to kick arse.
4. Support
Provide opportunities and encourage supportive networks for local women.
5. Advocate
Represent our members in our local community and encourage others to find their voice.
6. Fun
Promote a fun, welcoming and inclusive community through a range of activities.
7. Diversity and inclusion
Encourage a diverse and inclusive community that promotes equality and acceptance.
8. Communicate
Share a variety of information that may help women to grow personally and professionally.
2022/23 Results
It has been another busy year for the Executive Committee welcoming new Committee members, embedding our values, holding several events for our members, recognising and celebrating those in our community doing great things, coaching aspiring leaders through our Mentor program and ensuring WWiB has had representation at a number of key community/local business events/meetings.
Highlights from the last 12 months include:
Our keynote speaker event with Grace Tame in October 2022, what an incredible story and a remarkable woman.
Our International Women's Day Event in March 2023, with three incredible local speakers at Uneke.
Continued growth in membership throughout the year - 112 new members.
A number of member events with a focus on providing networking and education β with a strong focus on our local speaker events which have proved popular throughout the year.
Significant growth in social media numbers and engagement, our LinkedIn, Facebook and Instagram presence continues to grow.
Implemented the ninth year of the Mentoring Program with ten Mentees participating and a waiting list for next year.
Continuation of our monthly new member shout out across our social media channels and new member breakfast drop ins.