Woman Owned Business Resources

Laroche first connected with SCORE through a networking event that, a few weeks later, helped her land her first client. Read more

SCORE put together a business advisory team (BAT) to help Cutting manage her business growth. Read more

During an epic 3-hour meeting, SCORE mentor John Hosler helped Koff and Rodriguez understand the ins and outs of founding a 501c(3) organization. Read more

Bell had basic business knowledge due to her nonprofit management experience, but she realized she needed additional support to ensure her new business venture would succeed. Read more

Since neither of the sisters had owned a formal business before, they know there was a lot they didn’t know about running a successful company. Read more

Pizzi values SCORE’s Boston office as she grows her skills as a manager, business owner and leader. Read more

McKiernan explains that perception was a big obstacle when she was first starting her practice. Read more

Flanigan’s SCORE mentor, Marcy Love Abloeser, helps her brainstorm, gives her an outside perspective, and asks the tough questions that help bring Flanigan’s ideas to fruition. Read more

I really appreciate the energy at my local SCORE chapter. The individuals involved with SCORE are passionate about small business and achieving success. Read more

Khazraee’s brother, who had encouraged her to start a business, pointed her toward SCORE early in her business planning. Read more

This year’s SCORE honorees and their mentors have diverse business interests and experience, and together, they exemplify the spirit of small business.

McKinney connected with a mentor in Desserts Out The Jar And More’s early days, seeking validation for her business idea. “I sought a SCORE mentor because I was unsure of how to st Read more