About CWI

CWI was born out of the search for a professional organization that catered exclusively to executive and professional women.  Our founders are four executives and professionals who belong to a variety of professional organizations and who currently hold leadership positions in many of the groups they are involved in.  When few groups were found to meet the needs of women who were professional and executive service providers, CWI was born.  The Co-Founders of CWI envisioned an organization where like-minded professionals would come together and build strong partnerships, connections and opportunity.  Based on the concept that "good women know other good women," CWI was formed. 

CWI is a private membership organization where members are nominated by existing members and attendance to events is by invitation only.  Through this exclusivity of attendance and membership, the power of CWI is based on the connections and relationships our members have with other professionals and executives.

CWI Members

CWI members are well connected, influential professional and executive women.  Members represent industries and companies that provide products and services to other companies.

Members of CWI are executives who work for other companies, directors and managers of departments or units within organizations, small business owners, executive sales professionals, business development pros and solo practitioners.

Our membership roster has included professionals, executives and/or owners from the following organizations:

Target Market for CWI Membership

Currently, our target market for CWI members are professionals, executives and owners of commercial banks, credit unions, financial service firms, law firms and service suppliers to the legal industry, communications equipment providers, telecom service suppliers, insurance companies, event and hospitality providers, computer companies, technology firms, hotels, consulting firms, resorts, web development and marketing companies, biotech and pharmaceutical companies, healthcare organizations, service suppliers and providers to healthcare organizations,  service suppliers to businesses, telephone equipment and service providers, payroll companies, commercial brokerage firms, commercial contractors and suppliers, photocopy/document imaging companies and other industry sectors that are B2B providers.