As the only national association representing over ten million* Entrepreneurial, Executive and CEO moms, The National Association For Moms In Business (MIBN) started in 2003 to provide a voice, empowerment, education and relationship building for moms in business. MIBN outreaches to 500,000 moms in business through our marketing channels and partners.  We work to help moms in business come together with one voice to make a difference for all business moms in legislation, in education, in networking, and in business growth.   It is our passion and mission to make sure all business moms succeed.
 
Moms who are in business not only influence their personal circles, they also influence the direction, the connections, and policies that effect the future of small business.  44% of women business owners have children under the age of 18 and even more have older children and grand children.  61% of female corporate executives also have children, and they are on the rise -- an increase of 60% has been seen in women taking on executive positions. In addition, 86% of female business owners and executives not only consider a company's policies towards moms before purchasing, they also use the same company for both personal and business purchases.
 
Moms in business are complex too.  They understand that doing business the right way benefits their personal families and their corporate families.  They have a high regard for "doing right by people", and often times will sacrifice their own desires for the good of everyone.  They also tend to be more successful and last longer as business owners than their male counterparts.  They are fiercely loyal to companies and programs that support and respect them, their families, their business success.   Moms in business are also more likely to spend more money for a product or service that brings success and saves them time.  Any company that can connect doing business with them to mom's business success while giving her more time to spend with their family, is a company that moms in business want to know about.  The"average" member has her own business with sales averaging $1.5 million per year with an average of 5 employees.  She earns approximately $125,000 per year, and has children in the home.

We are pleased to announce that the members of Our Milk Money have been offered a very special lifetime executive membership to NAFMIB free of charge. If you would like to obtain membership, please send an email to Julianne Wish.