BWIB
Connecting. Empowering. Learning.
Bayside Women in Business (BWIB) is a friendly networking organisation – run by women, for women.
We exist to grow our shared connections in the Bayside community, empower every woman to achieve brilliant success and provide learning opportunities and face to face networking opportunities.
BWIB is a not-for-profit organisation and is run by a dedicated group of volunteers, all of whom are local business owners.
We welcome all women to join us as members – whether you’re running your own show, a loyal employee or just desiring connection and support. We’re huge on community and proactively work to support and recommend our members to other local organisations.
Join BWIB to share our big visions for a networked local community.
Become A Member
For only $100 annual membership, you can join a fabulous group of local women to network and grow your business.
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Attend An Event
Check out our Events Calendar and join us!
We look forward to seeing you at our events this year! We meet at the Wynnum Manly Leagues Club, Wynnum.
Christmas Drinks and Canapes with Bayside Women in Business
November 29 @ 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm
Read the latest Member Blogs:
When High Heels Hurt
As women in business, we sometimes like to wear high heels to ‘look’ the part. I attended a BWIB function recently, and completed my outfit with a matching pair of heels. It wasn’t long until I regretted my decision - my feet were aching, so I secretly kicked them off under the table (sssh don’t...
Top 3 Tips Why Your Website Isn’t Bringing In Customers
If you are not getting the traffic to your website that you would like then here are a couple of tips to help you work out what is going wrong. I will be referring to Google as the search engine, but that is because it is the most widely used search engine (eclipsing all the others). Google’s...
The Backbone and Heart of a Business
Choosing the right clients: As a business owner or manager, it’s critical to align yourself with the right employees, clients, and vendors