Power Woman Business Center Will Sponsor the 2013 Global Collaboration Project at College of the Can

SANTA CLARITA, Calif. - May 30, 2013 - PRLog -- SANTA CLARITA, CA –  Promoting goodwill and the advancement of education, nonprofit 501 c3 Power Woman Business Center will sponsor the Global Collaboration Project to Granada, Nicaragua organized by the Santa Clarita Valley International Programs.   On this trip, five honor students from COC will be giving assistance to the students of the impoverished Miravalle community near Granada by providing them water and school supplies.  

PWBC is a business incubator that gives a home to the ideas and businesses of entrepreneurs.  The organization strives in excellence through community service and contribution to the welfare of the U.S. economy.   In supporting the Global Collaboration Project, PWBC hopes to be a part of empowering and teaching these students on the importance of education and opportunity.  

“It is a great honor for PWBC to be a part of such a great cause that helps to improve the lives of our global community.” says PWBC founder, Patricia Gracia.

The students will be given the opportunity to speak with former president Enrique Bolanos, former Vice Minister of Education Tulio Tablada, and the Cultural Attache at the U.S. Embassy.  Such experiences allow these students to utilize their humanitarian efforts while giving these students and their community hope for a brighter future.  

PWBC mirrors the mission of these students in that the organization provides the necessary office equipment and facility for entrepreneurs who do not otherwise have the means to properly launch a business.  Through support from the community, this organization has been fulfilling its goal in helping to create jobs and getting the economy to get back up on its feet.

About Power Woman Business Center:

A 501C3 nonprofit organization, Power Woman Business Center was founded by Patricia and Tony Gracia, with the mission to create jobs in order to stimulate our recovering economy. The organization serves as an incubator for entrepreneurs who lack the necessary resources in successfully creating a business.  Established in the Santa Clarita Valley Enterprise Zone, the PWBC facility provides office equipment such as cubicles, computers, fax machines, telephones, Internet, along with a conference room and even a fully stocked kitchen  

An entrepreneur’s ideal launch pad, PWBC donates countless hours to overseeing the development and success of each business that comes through the organization.  The organization provides training and leadership seminars, business planning and networking strategies to any of its members.  It is this kind of dedication, along with community and board member support, that allows the program to exist.