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Professional Advisory Network

Bringing up-and-coming entrepreneurs together with the seasoned pros who can help them reach the next level

​Would personalized advice from an experienced professional help you reach the next level in your business? Join the Women's Business Center (WBC) and gain access to the Professional Advisory Network (PAN).

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ECDI's Professional Advisory Network (PAN) includes business owners, Fortune 500 execs, and other brilliant minds who span a multifaceted range of backgrounds and disciplines – and share a passion for small business. 

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How the PAN works

Small Business Owners

You'll inquire on the WBC website for a business consulting session with a pro in your field, or the field you need help in. Sessions confidential, and will be provided pro-bono or at a reduced hourly rate.

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Professionals: 

Provide confidential in-person or virtual business consulting to small business clients, either pro-bono or at a reduced hourly rate. Appointments will be scheduled and coordinated by ECDI's staff, based on your time and service commitment abilities.​

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Interested?

Inquire today to learn more about the PAN and other WBC membership benefits.

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The Economic & Community Development Institute (ECDI) is one of the top U.S. SBA intermediary microlenders with a mission to invest in people to create measurable and enduring social and economic change. ECDI provides responsible, affordable lending and comprehensive small business development services to help meet the needs of small businesses. ECDI’s target population includes low-moderate income individuals and those otherwise precluded from funding from a traditional financial institution.

Phone: 1-888-210-3039

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