New York Women's Business Networking Groups Directory

194 groups in New York, New Jersey and Connecticut. See the full U.S. directory

Women’s business networking groups play a vital role in connecting, elevating, and supporting women across industries. Our commitment extends beyond our own gatherings—we actively celebrate and uplift the broader ecosystem of women-centered networking opportunities. As our events frequently reach capacity, we encourage our members to engage with and support other organizations, recognizing that meaningful connections and growth happen across many spaces. By fostering collaboration rather than competition, we strengthen a collective network where all women in business can thrive. For organizers of the women's business networking groups below, if any updates or corrections please send them to Barbara (Service @ WomanLeaders.org) and let us know how we can further assist in your wonderful networking group which furthers our joint mission and purpose of empowering women in the workforce.

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New York Women's Business Networks
Location Women's Business Network Name Affiliation Contact Name Phone Contact Email Review
Albany Women @ Work Hearst — — — A positive, community-oriented option for women who want encouragement, relationship-building, and more opportunities to grow professionally.
Albany / Greater Capital Region eWomenNetwork Albany/Greater Capital Region Chapter eWomenNetwork — — — eWomenNetwork is ideal for women entrepreneurs who want visibility, referrals, and a large supportive community focused on business growth.
Bronx Bronx Club, NANBPWC National Association of Negro Business and Professional Women's Clubs (NANBPWC) Cherie Braxton — ladybraxton49@gmail.com A strong choice for women who want advocacy, leadership development, and a long-standing professional community.
Bronx (Williamsbridge) Williamsbridge Club, NANBPWC National Association of Negro Business and Professional Women's Clubs (NANBPWC) Joetta Brown — joettabrown78@yahoo.com A strong choice for women who want advocacy, leadership development, and a long-standing professional community.
Bronx / Upper Manhattan BOC Women's Business Center - Bronx / Upper Manhattan BOC Network Cristy Moya 718-576-2230 cmoya@bocnet.org A strong choice for women who want practical coaching, training, and resources to launch, stabilize, or grow a business.
Brooklyn BOC Women's Business Center - Brooklyn BOC Network Delia Awusi 718-576-2180 dawusi@bocnet.org A strong choice for women who want practical coaching, training, and resources to launch, stabilize, or grow a business.
Brooklyn Brooklyn Club, NANBPWC National Association of Negro Business and Professional Women's Clubs (NANBPWC) Barbara Jean Biggs-Glover — bjbiggsglover@optonline.net A strong choice for women who want advocacy, leadership development, and a long-standing professional community.
Brooklyn Brooklyn Women's Business Center Local Development Corporation of East New York Camille Newman 718-385-6700 camillen@ldceny.org A strong choice for women who want practical coaching, training, and resources to launch, stabilize, or grow a business.
Brooklyn eWomenNetwork Brooklyn Chapter eWomenNetwork Vicky Smith 917-568-1295 — eWomenNetwork is ideal for women entrepreneurs who want visibility, referrals, and a large supportive community focused on business growth.
Brooklyn (Bedford-Stuyvesant) Bedford-Stuyvesant Club, NANBPWC National Association of Negro Business and Professional Women's Clubs (NANBPWC) Jean Caston-Black — jblack338@aol.com A strong choice for women who want advocacy, leadership development, and a long-standing professional community.
Buffalo Buffalo Club, NANBPWC National Association of Negro Business and Professional Women's Clubs (NANBPWC) Janet Barnes — jbjudy2@yahoo.com A strong choice for women who want advocacy, leadership development, and a long-standing professional community.
Buffalo eWomenNetwork Buffalo Chapter eWomenNetwork — — — eWomenNetwork is ideal for women entrepreneurs who want visibility, referrals, and a large supportive community focused on business growth.
Buffalo WINC — — — — A positive, community-oriented option for women who want encouragement, relationship-building, and more opportunities to grow professionally.
Buffalo Niagara NAWIC Buffalo Niagara Chapter 388 National Association of Women in Construction (NAWIC) Jillian Penkin — — This is a valuable network for women in construction who want industry credibility, leadership development, and supportive peer connections.
Buffalo Niagara / Amherst Women's Council of Realtors Buffalo Niagara Women's Council of Realtors / New York State Kelly Barbus — — A strong choice for women in real estate who want referral-driven relationships, leadership opportunities, and a respected professional network.
Buffalo-Niagara NAWBO Buffalo Niagara National Association of Women Business Owners Stephanie Kennedy — info@nawbowny.org NAWBO is a smart fit for women business owners who want serious peer connections, advocacy, and resources tailored to growing and leading a company.
Capital District NAWIC Capital District Chapter 261 National Association of Women in Construction (NAWIC) Barbara Darpino Leto — — This is a valuable network for women in construction who want industry credibility, leadership development, and supportive peer connections.
Capital Region Women's Council of Realtors Capital Region Women's Council of Realtors / New York State Kim Corbitt — — A strong choice for women in real estate who want referral-driven relationships, leadership opportunities, and a respected professional network.
Capital Region / Troy Capital Region Chamber Women's Business Council Capital Region Chamber Gretchen Meyer — — A smart option for women who want to plug into an established business community, build visibility, and take on leadership opportunities.
Central Islip / Suffolk County Mid-Island Club, NANBPWC National Association of Negro Business and Professional Women's Clubs (NANBPWC) Betty Brown-Greene — bgreene546@aol.com A strong choice for women who want advocacy, leadership development, and a long-standing professional community.
Colonie / Albany County Colonie Chamber Women in Business Committee Colonie Chamber of Commerce Tom Nolte 518-785-6995 x13 info@coloniechamber.org A strong option for women who want practical business growth support, community, and meaningful connections with other ambitious women.
Dutchess County Women's Council of Realtors Dutchess County Women's Council of Realtors / New York State Deborah Meurlin — — A strong choice for women in real estate who want referral-driven relationships, leadership opportunities, and a respected professional network.
Farmingdale / Long Island Farmingdale Chamber Mind Your Business women's group Farmingdale Chamber of Commerce — — — A smart choice for women who want visibility in the local business community, strong referrals, and practical relationship-building opportunities.
Hamptons / Suffolk County Hamptons Women's Network — — — — A strong option for women who want consistent networking, supportive referrals, and relationships that can lead to real opportunities.
Hudson Valley She Wins Hudson Valley She Wins Women's Network — — — She Wins offers uplifting community, business encouragement, and connections that help women grow with confidence and support.
Hudson Valley Women's Council of Realtors Hudson Valley Women's Council of Realtors / New York State — — — A strong choice for women in real estate who want referral-driven relationships, leadership opportunities, and a respected professional network.
Kingston / Hudson Valley Hudson Valley Women in Business — Kati Haynes 360-609-4005 — A strong option for women who want practical business growth support, community, and meaningful connections with other ambitious women.
Long Island Babes in Business Long Island — Jenn Fasano — — A strong option for women who want supportive connections, greater visibility, and practical opportunities to grow professionally or as an entrepreneur.
Long Island eWomenNetwork Long Island Chapter eWomenNetwork Vicky Smith 917-568-1295 — eWomenNetwork is ideal for women entrepreneurs who want visibility, referrals, and a large supportive community focused on business growth.
Long Island Her Long Island Influence — Nicole Weingartner — — A positive, community-oriented option for women who want encouragement, relationship-building, and more opportunities to grow professionally.
Long Island Long Island Center for Business & Professional Women — Mary Hauptman 631-673-0209 info@licenter.org A strong community for women who want supportive peer relationships, greater visibility, and practical opportunities to grow professionally.
Long Island Long Island Women's Chamber of Commerce — Alexandra Velez 631-260-1316 liwomenschamber@gmail.com A smart choice for women who want visibility in the local business community, strong referrals, and practical relationship-building opportunities.
Long Island Moxxie Network — Beth Meixner 631-328-4545 beth@moxxienetwork.com A strong option for women who want consistent networking, supportive referrals, and relationships that can lead to real opportunities.
Long Island Women's Council of Realtors Long Island Women's Council of Realtors / New York State Kerry Protain 631-398-0118 — A strong choice for women in real estate who want referral-driven relationships, leadership opportunities, and a respected professional network.
Manhattan / New York City eWomenNetwork New York City Chapter eWomenNetwork Vicky Smith 917-568-1295 platinum@ewomennetwork.com eWomenNetwork is ideal for women entrepreneurs who want visibility, referrals, and a large supportive community focused on business growth.
Middletown / Orange County Middletown Business and Professional Women's Club BPW — — — A strong choice for women who want advocacy, leadership development, and a long-standing professional community.
Nassau and Suffolk Counties / Long Island WEDLI - Women Economic Developers of Long Island — Michelle McQueen — — A positive, community-oriented option for women who want encouragement, relationship-building, and more opportunities to grow professionally.
New Rochelle New Rochelle Club, NANBPWC National Association of Negro Business and Professional Women's Clubs (NANBPWC) Ericka Davis — edavis@nanbpwc.org A strong choice for women who want advocacy, leadership development, and a long-standing professional community.
New York City ACG New York Women of Leadership ACG New York — — — A strong fit for women who want leadership development, encouragement, and meaningful connections with other ambitious women.
New York City Business and Professional Women of New York (NFBPWC/NYC) National Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs — — nfbpwc.nyc@gmail.com A strong choice for women who want advocacy, leadership development, and a long-standing professional community.
New York City Ellevate New York Ellevate Network — — — A strong option for women who want consistent networking, supportive referrals, and relationships that can lead to real opportunities.
New York City Financial Women's Association NYWIB alliance member Alissa Desmarais 212-533-2141 x703 adesmarais@fwa.org A valuable network for women in finance, insurance, or accounting who want peer learning, visibility, and career growth opportunities.
New York City French-American Chamber of Commerce - New York Women in Business Committee French-American Chamber of Commerce - New York Deborah VanderHeyden — — A strong option for women who want practical business growth support, community, and meaningful connections with other ambitious women.
New York City NAWBO New York City National Association of Women Business Owners Neena Dutta — — NAWBO is a smart fit for women business owners who want serious peer connections, advocacy, and resources tailored to growing and leading a company.
New York City Network for Women in Business — Toni Coleman Brown — — A strong option for women who want practical business growth support, community, and meaningful connections with other ambitious women.
New York City New York Club, NANBPWC National Association of Negro Business and Professional Women's Clubs (NANBPWC) Yvonne Harris-Jones — yharrisjones@gmail.com A strong choice for women who want advocacy, leadership development, and a long-standing professional community.
New York City New York Women's Chamber of Commerce — Quenia Abreu — — A smart choice for women who want visibility in the local business community, strong referrals, and practical relationship-building opportunities.
New York City NextUp New York NextUp — — — NextUp is excellent for women who want leadership development, mentorship, and a strong professional community focused on advancing women at work.
New York City Professional Women in Construction - New York Chapter Professional Women in Construction Katie Nilsen 212-486-4712 hello@pwcny.org This is a valuable network for women in construction who want industry credibility, leadership development, and supportive peer connections.
New York City Riverside Club, NANBPWC National Association of Negro Business and Professional Women's Clubs (NANBPWC) Betty Smith — b.smith4@nyc.rr.com A strong choice for women who want advocacy, leadership development, and a long-standing professional community.
New York City The NY Network — Kimberly — kimberly@thenynetwork.com A strong option for women who want consistent networking, supportive referrals, and relationships that can lead to real opportunities.
New York City Unapologetically Ambitious Business Women - New York Meetup — — — A good option for women who want accessible local events, authentic connections, and a low-pressure way to grow their network.
New York City WE NYC (Women Entrepreneurs NYC) New York City Department of Small Business Services — — — A strong fit for women entrepreneurs who want practical growth support, meaningful connections, and a community that understands the business journey.
New York City Women's Empowerment Networking Group (WENG) — — — — A strong option for women who want consistent networking, supportive referrals, and relationships that can lead to real opportunities.
New York City Women's Forum of New York — — — — A strong fit for women who want thought-provoking events, leadership growth, and high-quality peer connections.
New York City / Long Island NAWIC Greater New York & Long Island Chapter 240 National Association of Women in Construction (NAWIC) Yenisei Bell — — This is a valuable network for women in construction who want industry credibility, leadership development, and supportive peer connections.
New York City / Tri-State New York Women in Business (NYWIB) SCORE NYC / NYWIB alliance — — — A strong option for women who want practical business growth support, community, and meaningful connections with other ambitious women.
New York State New York Women's Council National Women's Council — — — A smart option for women who want to plug into an established business community, build visibility, and take on leadership opportunities.
New York State NYS ACE Women's Network American Council on Education (ACE) Martha Asselin 518-442-5445 masselin@albany.edu A smart option for women who want to plug into an established business community, build visibility, and take on leadership opportunities.
New York State Women's Council of Realtors New York State Women's Council of Realtors Gina Scammell — — A strong choice for women in real estate who want referral-driven relationships, leadership opportunities, and a respected professional network.
Poughkeepsie / Dutchess County Women's Leadership Alliance Dutchess County Regional Chamber of Commerce Kelly Caldwell — — A smart choice for women who want visibility in the local business community, strong referrals, and practical relationship-building opportunities.
Queens Queens Women's Business Center Queens Economic Development Corporation Andrea Ormeno 718-263-0546 aormeno@queensny.org A strong choice for women who want practical coaching, training, and resources to launch, stabilize, or grow a business.
Queens / New York City Queens At Work — — — — A positive, community-oriented option for women who want encouragement, relationship-building, and more opportunities to grow professionally.
Queens / New York City Queens Women's Chamber of Commerce (QWCC) — Alejandra Girón 929-494-8157 info@qwcc.nyc A smart choice for women who want visibility in the local business community, strong referrals, and practical relationship-building opportunities.
Rochester NAWIC Greater Rochester Chapter 314 National Association of Women in Construction (NAWIC) Giana Gengo 716-380-5446 ggengo5@gmail.com This is a valuable network for women in construction who want industry credibility, leadership development, and supportive peer connections.
Rochester ROC Women's Business Center Urban League of Rochester LaTeshia McCloud 585-325-6530 ext- 3068 rwbc@ulr.org A strong choice for women who want practical coaching, training, and resources to launch, stabilize, or grow a business.
Rochester Rochester Genesee Valley Club, NANBPWC National Association of Negro Business and Professional Women's Clubs (NANBPWC) Tracie Isaac — titopnotchinc@gmail.com A strong choice for women who want advocacy, leadership development, and a long-standing professional community.
Rochester Rochester Women's Business Center Urban League of Rochester LaTeshia McCloud 585-325-6530 ext- 3068 rwbc@ulr.org A strong choice for women who want practical coaching, training, and resources to launch, stabilize, or grow a business.
Rochester Rochester Women's Network — — — — A strong option for women who want consistent networking, supportive referrals, and relationships that can lead to real opportunities.
Rochester Women's Council (Greater Rochester Chamber affiliate) Greater Rochester Chamber of Commerce Michele Hefferon — michele.hefferon@rocwomenscouncil.org A smart choice for women who want visibility in the local business community, strong referrals, and practical relationship-building opportunities.
Rochester / Monroe County Women's Council of Realtors Greater Rochester Area NY Women's Council of Realtors / New York State — — — A strong choice for women in real estate who want referral-driven relationships, leadership opportunities, and a respected professional network.
Saratoga Springs eWomenNetwork Saratoga Springs Chapter eWomenNetwork Jennifer Damaskos 518-376-4287 — eWomenNetwork is ideal for women entrepreneurs who want visibility, referrals, and a large supportive community focused on business growth.
Schenectady Schenectady Business & Professional Women's Club BPW Robin Quintin 518-331-9064 rquintin@nycap.rr.com A strong choice for women who want advocacy, leadership development, and a long-standing professional community.
Springfield Gardens / Queens Laurelton Club, NANBPWC National Association of Negro Business and Professional Women's Clubs (NANBPWC) Phyllis Harris-Williams — phyllise41@hotmail.com A strong choice for women who want advocacy, leadership development, and a long-standing professional community.
Staten Island BOC Women's Business Center - Staten Island BOC Network — 718-816-4775 wbcsi@bocnet.org A strong choice for women who want practical coaching, training, and resources to launch, stabilize, or grow a business.
Suffolk County / Long Island Suffolk County Women's Business Enterprise Coalition — — — — A valuable network for women-owned businesses seeking certification, corporate access, and business-development opportunities.
Syracuse WISE Women's Business Center — Meghan Florkowski 315-443-8634 — A strong choice for women who want practical coaching, training, and resources to launch, stabilize, or grow a business.
Syracuse / Central New York CNY Women's Network — Alex Canavan — — A strong option for women who want consistent networking, supportive referrals, and relationships that can lead to real opportunities.
Syracuse / Central New York Women TIES — Tracy Higginbotham 315-708-4288 info@womenties.com A positive, community-oriented option for women who want encouragement, relationship-building, and more opportunities to grow professionally.
Syracuse / Onondaga County Women's Council of Realtors Greater Syracuse Women's Council of Realtors / New York State Sarah Massett — — A strong choice for women in real estate who want referral-driven relationships, leadership opportunities, and a respected professional network.
Westbury / Nassau County Central Nassau Club, NANBPWC National Association of Negro Business and Professional Women's Clubs (NANBPWC) Deborah Carter — jobmagic@aol.com A strong choice for women who want advocacy, leadership development, and a long-standing professional community.
Westbury / Nassau County Westbury Club, NANBPWC National Association of Negro Business and Professional Women's Clubs (NANBPWC) Joy Vanhook — joyvanhook@gmail.com A strong choice for women who want advocacy, leadership development, and a long-standing professional community.
Westchester County eWomenNetwork Westchester Chapter eWomenNetwork Vicky Smith 917-568-1295 — eWomenNetwork is ideal for women entrepreneurs who want visibility, referrals, and a large supportive community focused on business growth.
Westchester County WEN (Women Entrepreneurs' Network - Westchester) Meetup — — — A good option for women who want accessible local events, authentic connections, and a low-pressure way to grow their network.
White Plains / Westchester County Westchester County Club, NANBPWC National Association of Negro Business and Professional Women's Clubs (NANBPWC) Beryl Small — smallberyl@yahoo.com A strong choice for women who want advocacy, leadership development, and a long-standing professional community.
White Plains / Westchester County Women's Enterprise Development Center (WEDC) — Nikki Hahn — — A positive, community-oriented option for women who want encouragement, relationship-building, and more opportunities to grow professionally.

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