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Wilma Goldstein 
Wilma Goldstein, Director of the Office Women's Business Ownership, U.S. Small Business Administration, began a career in research, politics and teaching in Michigan. She came to Washington, DC, in 1975 to run the first survey-research operation for a national political party. She has since worked as a consultant and teacher, as well as serving on the boards of most of the women's political organizations based in DC. During the first Bush Administration, Wilma served as director of the National Women’s Business Council. It was her commitment to women’s issues and her knowledge of the SBA that brought her back to her current assignment. Wilma was the first director of the American University's Campaign Management Institute, often seen on C-SPAN, where she continues to teach and serve on its advisory board. She has also been a featured speaker, teacher and guest lecturer for many organizations, associations and Fortune 100 companies.
Category: Government, Politics, Women and Minority Issues
Web Sites:
www.onlinewbc.gov
www.onlinewbc.gov
Interviews with Wilma Goldstein»See all
What's new at the U.S. Small Business Administration? Wilma Goldstein joins Jim to talk about how the SBA contributes to small businesses, including the Women's Business Centers.
Businesses owned by women are growing at the highest rate of all businesses, and Wilma joins Jim to talk about why this is happening and where there is help for these entrepreneurs.
Would you like to be the founder of a Women's Business Center? Wilma walks Jim through the process of how to do this, including what has to be done to get the government to help you with funding.
