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About The National Association For Moms In Business
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The National Association For Moms In Business
is the leading national association for Entrepreneurial, Executive, & CEO Moms
Moms In Business are one of the most powerful people in the world...
Working Mothers influence everything
from what we eat,
to the way we dress,
to what we drive.
Moms who are in business not only influence their personal circles, they also influence the direction, the connections, and policies that effect the future of small business. 44% of women business owners have children under the age of 18 and even more have older children and grand children. 61% of female corporate executives also have children, and they are on the rise -- an increase of 60% has been seen in women taking on executive positions. In addition, 86% of female business owners and executives not only consider a company's policies towards moms before purchasing, they also use the same company for both personal and business purchases.
Moms in business are complex too. They understand that doing business the right way benefits their personal families and their corporate families. They have a high regard for "doing right by people", and often times will sacrifice their own desires for the good of everyone. They also tend to be more successful and last longer as business owners than their male counterparts. They are fiercely loyal to companies and programs that support and respect them, their families, their business success. Moms in business are also more likely to spend more money for a product or service that brings success and saves them time. Any company that can connect doing business with them to mom's business success while giving her more time to spend with their family, is a company that moms in business want to know about. The"average" member has her own business with sales averaging $1.5 million per year with an average of 5 employees. She earns approximately $125,000 per year, and has children in the home.
As the only national association representing over ten million* Entrepreneurial, Executive and CEO moms, The National Association For Moms In Business (MIBN) started in 2003 to provide a voice, empowerment, education and relationship building for moms in business. MIBN outreaches to 500,000 moms in business through our marketing channels and partners. We work to help moms in business come together with one voice to make a difference for all business moms in legislation, in education, in networking, and in business growth. It is our passion and mission to make sure all business moms succeed.
If you are interested in a National Partnership, please contact us at momsinbusiness {at} gmail (dot) com.
5 Most Common Questions About The National Association For Moms In Business
(www.mibn.org a.k.a. MIBN for short)
What Does MIBN Do For Me? The National Association For Moms In Business represents moms in business on issues of public policy like health care, women's contracting, access to capital, small and microbusiness taxation, and more. In addition, we help connect you with other moms in business by providing an organization to connect and market through. And finally, we provide education for every business mom- from the VP of a multi-billion dollar corporation to a start up home business owner, we give you education on business, marketing, balance, and more. Why Should I Join? We want to give moms in business a place to meet their highest potential and obtain freedom of choice through knowledge. There is still a bias against mothers in the workplace and in business. That bias doesn't exist here, and we are working together to reduce it at all levels of business.
We give you a voice - When we come together, we have a voice in business, in politics, and in the community.
We give you a connection - We offer a variety of ways to help you connect with other moms in business.
We give you support - We offer programs that support you in business with advice, connections, and more.
We give you a chance to grow - You have a tremendous amount of resources through MIBN to grow your business.
Where Are the Moms MIBN Serves?
All over the United States and Canada. How Can I Join and How Much Does It Cost to Be a Member? Sign up online. Choose the membership level you want. Hint: Search the internet for specials on source codes to receive a free Executive Mom Membership (normally $185/year). Each level of membership is a different price, and is based on membership benefits. Read more about memberships to make a decision. Who Are the Women Involved in this Organization?
There are many different kinds of women in MIBN, from executive level decision makers in large companies, to CEOs to home based business owners. We have a large variety of business and career types involved. Most members are moms, but not all. The "average" member has her own business with sales averaging $1.5 million per year, earns approximately $125,000 per year, and has children in the home.
"As a member of MIBN and regular gala supporter, I have built my accounting firm from an idea to 200 clients, many of which are MIBN members or came as referrals from MIBN members. The business generated more than paid for the cost of my gala sponsorship. The real value for me is that I have developed several new relationships with inspiring and intelligent women that will last a lifetime. I'm a die-hard supporter of the Create Your Dreams Gala and MIBN and willc ontinue to be because they have been a die-hard supporter of my dreams!"
--- Kelly Welter, KKW & Associates
Who To Contact
Check Your State for Your State Leader Contact
National Office:
Jenny T., Administrative Intern
Cindy Schaefer, Executive Administrative Assistant
Eugenia Martini-Jarrett, Vice President of Member Circle Leadership
Kelly Welter, KKW & Associates, Accounting
Brenda Prinzavalli, Corporate Secretary
Gina Robison-Billups, President and Founder
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