Hartford Women's Business Networking Groups Directory

82 groups in Connecticut and Massachusetts. 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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Connecticut Women's Business Networks
Location Women's Business Network Name Affiliation Contact Name Phone Contact Email Review
Bridgeport Women's Leadership Network Bridgeport Regional Business Council Natalie Pryce 203-644-7105 natalie@brbc.org A smart option for women who want to plug into an established business community, build visibility, and take on leadership opportunities.
Central Connecticut PowHERful Connections Women's Networking Series Central Connecticut Chambers of Commerce Katie D'Agostino 860-584-4726 k.dagostino@centralctchambers.org A strong option for women who want consistent networking, supportive referrals, and relationships that can lead to real opportunities.
Central Connecticut Women's Council of Realtors - Central Connecticut Women's Council of Realtors Melissa Guerrero 860-970-8274 melgotyourkeys@gmail.com A strong choice for women in real estate who want referral-driven relationships, leadership opportunities, and a respected professional network.
Connecticut (statewide) Connecticut Society for Women Environmental Professionals (SWEP-CT) Chapter of the Society of Women Environmental Professionals Deborah Brancato 203-252-2648 dbrancato@carmodylaw.com A strong community for women in environmental fields who want professional support, learning, and peers who understand the work.
Connecticut (statewide) Connecticut Women's Club — Michelle Garside — michelle@connecticutwomensclub.com A welcoming community for women who want local connections, confidence-building, and steady opportunities to learn and engage.
Connecticut (statewide) CREW CT CREW Network Laura Bellotti Cardillo 860-424-4309 lcardillo@pullcom.com A great option for women in commercial real estate who want business connections, referrals, mentoring, and leadership opportunities.
Connecticut (statewide) CT ACE Women's Network American Council on Education (ACE) Women's Network Kaydian Reid 860-231-5843 — A smart option for women who want to plug into an established business community, build visibility, and take on leadership opportunities.
Connecticut (statewide) WIB-Connecticut Women In Bio Candy Hwang 877-717-5273 info@womeninbio.org Women In Bio is a great fit for women in life sciences who want industry connections, career development, and a supportive peer community.
Connecticut (statewide) Women in Business CT — Elizabeth Uccello — info@womeninbusinessct.com A strong option for women who want practical business growth support, community, and meaningful connections with other ambitious women.
Connecticut (statewide) Women in Manufacturing (WiM) Connecticut Chapter Women in Manufacturing Association Christine Marcin 216-503-5700 chapters@womeninmfg.org Women in Manufacturing gives members niche industry connections, professional development, and a stronger voice in a field where peer support matters.
Connecticut (statewide) Women of Leadership (WOL) ACG Connecticut Elizabeth Cahill 203-489-0381 acgconnecticut@acg.org A strong fit for women who want leadership development, encouragement, and meaningful connections with other ambitious women.
Connecticut (statewide) Women's Council of Realtors - Connecticut State Women's Council of Realtors Shanyelle Young 860-593-0599 shanyelley@gmail.com A strong choice for women in real estate who want referral-driven relationships, leadership opportunities, and a respected professional network.
Connecticut / Westchester 100 Women in Finance - CT / Westchester 100 Women in Finance Marla Dans — — A prestigious network for women in finance who want high-caliber connections, learning opportunities, and long-term career support.
Danbury Women's Business Council Greater Danbury Chamber of Commerce JoAnn Cueva 203-743-5565 joann@danburychamber.com A smart choice for women who want visibility in the local business community, strong referrals, and practical relationship-building opportunities.
Eastern Connecticut Women's Council of Realtors - Eastern Connecticut Women's Council of Realtors Meghan Meyerhoff — — A strong choice for women in real estate who want referral-driven relationships, leadership opportunities, and a respected professional network.
Fairfield County Women's Business League - Fairfield County Chapter Women's Business League Kathleen Atkins — — Women’s Business League stands out for its welcoming chapter model, practical education, and high-energy networking that helps women grow their businesses.
Fairfield County Women's Networking Group — Elizabeth Blanchard — hello@wngct.com A strong option for women who want consistent networking, supportive referrals, and relationships that can lead to real opportunities.
Glastonbury WAVES | Women's Networking CT River Valley Chamber of Commerce Jessica Olander 860-659-3587 jessica@crvchamber.org A smart choice for women who want visibility in the local business community, strong referrals, and practical relationship-building opportunities.
Greater Fairfield County Women's Council of Realtors - Greater Fairfield County Women's Council of Realtors Natalya Cruz 203-300-6470 cruznc9@yahoo.com A strong choice for women in real estate who want referral-driven relationships, leadership opportunities, and a respected professional network.
Greater Hartford eWomenNetwork Greater Hartford eWomenNetwork Mikki Parker 860-597-6622 — eWomenNetwork is ideal for women entrepreneurs who want visibility, referrals, and a large supportive community focused on business growth.
Greenwich Woman Owned Greenwich — Lilian Dutra — admin@womanownedgreenwich.org A strong option for women founders who want visibility, collaboration, and a community that celebrates women-owned businesses.
Groton / Southeastern Connecticut Southeastern Connecticut Women's Network — Gina Johnson 860-573-4590 gina@ginajohnson.co A strong option for women who want consistent networking, supportive referrals, and relationships that can lead to real opportunities.
Hamden Women in Business Hamden Regional Chamber of Commerce Alicia Watley 203-435-0627 — A strong option for women who want practical business growth support, community, and meaningful connections with other ambitious women.
Hartford NAWIC Hartford #165 National Association of Women in Construction Breia Pinette — nawic.hartford@gmail.com This is a valuable network for women in construction who want industry credibility, leadership development, and supportive peer connections.
Hartford / Connecticut (statewide) Women in the Law Section Connecticut Bar Association Michelle Napoli 860-241-4105 napoli@halloransage.com A strong fit for women in law who want peer support, leadership opportunities, and a community that understands the profession.
Manchester Chamber Women's Network Series Greater Manchester Chamber of Commerce Millie Texidor-Maffucci 860-646-2223 millie@manchesterchamber.com A smart choice for women who want visibility in the local business community, strong referrals, and practical relationship-building opportunities.
Middletown Women's Leadership Collaborative Middlesex County Chamber of Commerce Haley Stafford 860-347-6924 haley@middlesexchamber.com A smart choice for women who want visibility in the local business community, strong referrals, and practical relationship-building opportunities.
Milford Network of Executive Women Affiliate of the Milford Regional Chamber of Commerce Lisa Bisson — — A strong option for women who want leadership development, peer support, and connections that can open doors professionally.
New Britain Women's AM Network Greater New Britain Chamber of Commerce / YMCA of New Britain Hunter Mathena 860-229-1665 president@gnbcoc.org A smart choice for women who want visibility in the local business community, strong referrals, and practical relationship-building opportunities.
New Haven Professional Women in Construction - Connecticut Chapter Professional Women in Construction Dawn Meeker — info@pwc-ct.org This is a valuable network for women in construction who want industry credibility, leadership development, and supportive peer connections.
New Haven Women in Networking Greater New Haven Chamber of Commerce Maribel Carrion — maribel@quinncham.com A strong option for women who want consistent networking, supportive referrals, and relationships that can lead to real opportunities.
New Haven County The New Haven Club of NANBPWC National Association of Negro Business & Professional Women's Clubs, Inc. Fallon Thomas — info@thenewhavenclub.org A strong choice for women who want advocacy, leadership development, and a long-standing professional community.
Northwest Connecticut / Torrington Women's Leadership Forum - WOW! Forum Northwest Connecticut Chamber of Commerce Lisa Ferris 860-482-6586 — A smart choice for women who want visibility in the local business community, strong referrals, and practical relationship-building opportunities.
Shelton / Naugatuck Valley Women In Networking Council (WIN) Greater Valley Chamber of Commerce Nancie Gray 203-925-4981 — A strong option for women who want consistent networking, supportive referrals, and relationships that can lead to real opportunities.
Southington Women's Leadership Network Greater Southington Chamber of Commerce Barbara Coleman-Hekeler 860-628-8036 info@southingtonchamber.com A smart choice for women who want visibility in the local business community, strong referrals, and practical relationship-building opportunities.
Stamford Women of Stamford — Staci Zampa — — A positive, community-oriented option for women who want encouragement, relationship-building, and more opportunities to grow professionally.
Stamford / Connecticut (statewide) Women's Business Development Council (WBDC) — Fran Pastore 203-353-1750 fpastore@ctwbdc.org A smart option for women who want to plug into an established business community, build visibility, and take on leadership opportunities.
Waterbury Business Women's Forum Waterbury Regional Chamber of Commerce Ann Marino 203-757-0701 — A smart choice for women who want visibility in the local business community, strong referrals, and practical relationship-building opportunities.
Watertown / Online CT Women's Business Networking Meetup Lynn Lionhood — — A good option for women who want accessible local events, authentic connections, and a low-pressure way to grow their network.
West Hartford Connecticut Women's Council — Jennifer DiBella — — A smart option for women who want to plug into an established business community, build visibility, and take on leadership opportunities.
West Hartford FemCity West Hartford FemCity Julie Allyson Weidemier — — FemCity offers a warm blend of sisterhood, business education, and intentional networking that helps women grow with both support and visibility.
West Hartford West Hartford Women in Networking (WWIN) — Dianne Rechel 860-573-3501 dianne.rechel@westhartfordwomeninnetworking.com A strong option for women who want consistent networking, supportive referrals, and relationships that can lead to real opportunities.
Windsor Windsor Women's Networking Windsor Chamber of Commerce / Windsor Worx Annisa Teich — — A smart choice for women who want visibility in the local business community, strong referrals, and practical relationship-building opportunities.

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