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WCOE exists to create opportunities for, influence legislation about and support women-owned construction companies. Whether it is support for the WOSB program, increasing small business size standards or encouraging large corporations to team with WCOE members. WCOE is the voice that government and corporate America hears. We do not get sidetracked on social issues. WCOE’s only focus is helping woman-owned businesses – and women executives – succeed in the construction industry. Join us and become a part of a group of successful women who collaborate with like-minded entrepreneurs and executives. WCOE members find that membership in WCOE is an investment that pays significant dividends.

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12/28/2012 Industry Poll: Majority of Americans Want More Infrastructure Funding


Industry Poll: Majority of Americans Want More Infrastructure Funding

SBA Santa Ana Events Calendar

The U.S. Small Business Administration plays a vital role in enabling America’s entrepreneurs to start, grow and succeed. Through our wide array of services - loan guarantees, assistance for small businesses in federal contracting, and business counseling – the SBA has helped millions of individuals start and grow their small businesses.” This is a quote from the District Director of the SBA Santa Ana District Office, Adalberto Quijada.

Straight Talk: Happy Holidays

While “fiscal cliff” negotiations continue, House Republicans are working to prevent tax increases for as many people as possible. We expect to be in session after Christmas to continue to structure responsible spending cuts that can prevent the fiscal cliff scenario. As 2012 comes to a close, all of us at the Small Business Committee wish you and yours happy holidays. Enjoy this time with family and friends. Here's to a healthy, prosperous 2013.

12/21/2012 A Big Win for Women-Owned Small Businesses!


A Big Win for Women-Owned
Small Businesses!

Straight Talk: Economy on the Edge

The threat of impending tax hikes is costing the U.S. economy already. A new survey by the National Federation of Independent Business revealed that small business confidence dropped sharply in November, and that most small firms have no plans to hire.

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