In 2026, the Orange County Women’s Business Center (OC WBC) teamed up with the OC Workforce Development Board to deliver two high-impact series at OC Workforce Solutions: two cohorts of the Business Accelerator and two sessions of the Digital Marketing & AI series.
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Starting a business is a bold step, but doing it with the right community behind you makes all the difference. This year, the Orange County Women’s Business Center (OCWBC) proudly celebrated the graduation of 81 aspiring childcare providers across two dedicated cohorts.
On Wednesday, March 26, 51 dedicated and driven participants completed our eight-week intensive program designed to equip in-home childcare providers with the tools and resources they need to start and succeed in their home-based businesses. This program requires an entire village of dedicated and committed organizations working in unison to support the need for childcare within our local communities.
On February 28, the Orange County Women’s Business Center (OC WBC), in collaboration with the Orange County Inland Empire SBDC Network and the City of Fullerton Economic Development Department, hosted a transformative event designed to help female founders refine their pitches, strengthen their business models, and gain invaluable investor insights.
This intensive eight-week program, designed to empower and equip in-home childcare providers with essential skills and resources, reflects a remarkable collaboration among key organizations committed to strengthening our childcare community.
Funded in part through a cooperative agreement with the U.S. Small Business Administration.
Funded in part through a grant with the Governor’s Office of Business and Economic Development.
