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Alabama SBA™ issues Woman Owned Business Certification to companies with 51% or more female-ownership.1 This credential may be requested by purchasing managers, contractors, lenders, customers, and other business partners as evidence your company is owned by one (1) or more females.1 Corporations, agencies, other small businesses, and customers seeking diversity in their business relationships may request Woman Owned Business Certification. Register Here.
Diversity  Equity Inclusion
Uplifting women in society is policy and a duty for socially responsible corporations. Our goal of ensuring the fair treatment and full-participation of all human beings while considering their unique experiences is DEI. Diversity in culture, ethnicity, religion; Equity in resource allocation, economic access; and Inclusion of those groups or peoples historically disadvantaged are DEI objectives. Alabama SBA™ Woman Owned Business Certification is a marketing tool you should obtain and pro-actively publicize. Sign-Up Now. |
Requirements for Woman Owned Business Certification1
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51% or More of the Company's Ownership
Must Be of the Female Gender. |
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Company Must Be Registered in the State of Alabama. |
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U.S. Citizens, Resident Aliens, All U.S. Immigration Visas1,
and Non-U.S. Citizens are Eligible. |
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Alabama SBA™ Woman Owned Business Certification does not require audited financial statements; no minimum years in operation; and no "on-site examination" of your company's office is required. Absentee female-ownership is permitted.
Males can own up to 49% and still qualify for Woman Owned Business Certification. Get Certified Today.
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| National SBA Network™ Offices
All 50 states have an independent State SBA office that administers (1) Business Certifications, (2) Resources during Emergency & Financial Need, and (3) Other Assistance to the small business community of their individual state. Decreed as a clearinghouse for small business Alabama SBA™ is your commercial partner. Contact Your Local Office.
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The Future is Female
Confirming your female gender and business ownership is necessary as transgender medical technology advances. Legislation, medical confirmation, and social policy affirms that males-at-birth can transition into female, increasing the female population, and transfering resources from females-at-birth to transgenders. It's imperative that all females-at-birth certify their business-ownership to protect their social status, professional recognition, and commercial opportunities. Get Certified Now
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