Jun 6, 2026 · 38 min · 14 segments
What will work look like in the next chapter of your life? And where do women fit into today’s rapidly changing economy? In this fascinating conversation, Katana Abbott speaks with Corinne Goble, CEO…
Corinne GobleGuest
Katana AbbottHost
Okay, that's something totally new to me, and I'm sure it's new to a lot of our listeners.

The interesting thing about it is there are women's business centers in every state.

The federal funding for a women's business center program is capped at $150,000 per center.

Sure, nobody cares what their funding is, but it's just to tell you that they're very small federal budgets.

And so you might walk by a Women's Business Center host building, like a bigger nonprofit that's a host to this program.

You might walk by it every single day and never even know that there's a Women's Business Center inside.

At the Association of Women's Business Centers, we said, we can harp about this and talk about women's business centers, but people still don't even know they're there and they can't find them and they don't see them.

And we said, come see us at HopeToWomen.org. It's a number two, HopeToWomen.org. And that's where we take women in.

We bring them in and we find out it's almost like every woman has a super urgent need.

And so they can't always wait to hear all of the explanations and how to find a women's business center.

We realize that if we can answer... their first urgent need, then we can take the time to introduce them and locate the Women's Business Center, make a personal introduction, and then follow up to be sure that they're getting the types of support that they're looking for.

Okay, that's something totally new to me, and I'm sure it's new to a lot of our listeners.

The interesting thing about it is there are women's business centers in every state.

The federal funding for a women's business center program is capped at $150,000 per center.

Sure, nobody cares what their funding is, but it's just to tell you that they're very small federal budgets.

And so you might walk by a Women's Business Center host building, like a bigger nonprofit that's a host to this program.

You might walk by it every single day and never even know that there's a Women's Business Center inside.

At the Association of Women's Business Centers, we said, we can harp about this and talk about women's business centers, but people still don't even know they're there and they can't find them and they don't see them.

And we said, come see us at HopeToWomen.org. It's a number two, HopeToWomen.org. And that's where we take women in.

We bring them in and we find out it's almost like every woman has a super urgent need.

And so they can't always wait to hear all of the explanations and how to find a women's business center.

We realize that if we can answer... their first urgent need, then we can take the time to introduce them and locate the Women's Business Center, make a personal introduction, and then follow up to be sure that they're getting the types of support that they're looking for.
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