Sponsorships. Partnerships. Scholarships.    

Sponsorship
Be Seen. ​
​C2 Your Health Women’s Initiative Women’s Entrepreneur Summit sponsors contribute to the professional development of women interested in advancing their career, growing their business, or designing their future.  Our sponsor financial support means that we can offer admission to the conference at a low cost to participants or free through our scholarship program. Company’s showcase their products and services to a wider audience at the same time demonstrate their commitment to the women entrepreneurs in our region being seen as making a difference in our community in a girl’s / women’s life.
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Women's Entrepreneur Summit 2018 - 2023

6th Annual Women's Entrepreneur Summit Review

Community Partnerships

Thank you
​Community Advisory Board Meeting Hosts

Thank you to the women owned businesses in our community Elkhart, South Bend, Mishawaka, Granger Indiana, who hosted the 2021 Summit Community Advisory Board Meetings supporting women entrepreneurs through their actions. We appreciate you. 

Women Entrepreneur Mentoring Scholarships

Scholarships go to real women in our community who need help growing their
entrepreneur micro business. womensentrepreneurmentors.com

Be Giving.
​Event ​Scholarships
SCHOLARSHIPS BY WOMEN FOR WOMEN

​Thank you for applying for the C2 Your Health Women's Initiative (C2YHWI) Women's Entrepreneur Summit Scholarship program. We are excited women entrepreneurs in our community have made donations to our scholarship program so a limited number of high school girls, women in college and women from low income family's may attend the Summit at no charge. Once the community advisory board receives your application, it will be reviewed then you will be notified if you have been selected. Our goal is to provide 20 scholarships.

Donate.

OUR BENEFICIARY: All the proceeds from the Women’s Entrepreneur Summit will go to C2 Your Health Women’s Initiative Inc. (501c3) providing women entrepreneur mentoring to high school girls, women in college and women from low income neighborhoods. ​