You're looking for a community of women entrepreneurs.
You've found it! Our Aviatra community is warm, welcoming and wonderful. It's made up of supportive, passionate women and we can't wait to meet you.
In addition to our own community, we participate in other groups of amazing women in our region. Scroll down to see the details and find ways to connect.
Where can I find my girl gang?
Meet us at fun events that will help you form lasting friendships with supportive women who are chasing their dreams (just like you).
We start with a supportive environment of smart business women. Then, after a light breakfast and networking, we kick off the fun with Hot Seats. Entrepreneurs take turns on the Hot Seat, sharing a business challenge, idea or opportunity with the rest of the group. Everyone in the audience contributes advice and feedback. The rounds continue with new women in the Hot Seat for the rest of the event. This experience can be transformative for your business and your network--don't miss it!
Twice a month, we gather a group for networking, refreshments and a speaker. The topics range from mindset to marketing, hiring to goal setting. It's typically a dozen or so women, every one of them curious and friendly. We host the events around the region and hope you can join us!
The leaders at the WBC can answer your questions and connect you with valuable resources.
A part of the Greater Dayton Better Business Bureau, this network is made up of women go-getters pursuing their dreams. Attend their events to meet these powerful women who have the same challenges and success as you.
Dayton Women Entrepreneurs Facebook Group
Created to connect and create relationships with women in the Greater Dayton region, this group provides information about events, resources, tools and ideas that will help women entrepreneurs grow their confidence to build and/or scale their businesses in a sustainable way.
Alumni Advice: The Benefits of Community
"Don’t go it alone. Find as many resources as you can up front. Talk to anyone and everyone who will listen. Ask the hard questions. What I have found is people will tell you what they think makes them sound better/smarter/more successful and they leave out the more ‘embarrassing’ things. People need real talk. No sugar coating. Find a community who will give you that."
-Jennifer Panepinto, Painted Bread Marketing