Come join West Allis Mayor Dan Devine and local business owners on Wednesday, April 9 at The Gage (1139 S. 70th St.) from 7:30-11 a.m. for an event focused on women entrepreneurs! Whether you've always dreamed of starting your own small business or are an experienced entrepreneur, this free conference will connect you with local resources and opportunities to further your vision for your business. Attendees will enjoy a full breakfast and networking with fellow entrepreneurs, business leaders and professionals.

Connect with Like-Minded Entrepreneurs: Build relationships, share ideas, and network with women who are starting or growing their businesses.
Gain Practical Insights and Inspiration: Learn from experienced women business owners about navigating challenges, managing day-to-day operations, and achieving your goals.
Refine Your Business Goals: Participate in breakout sessions designed to help you launch or grow your business with actionable strategies.
Be Empowered by Stories of Success: Hear from innovative women leaders who will inspire and motivate you to pursue your entrepreneurial dreams.

See the speakers and full agenda at https://westalliswi.gov/conference

Parking is available in the large parking lot one block north of the venue space. The lot has 393 parking stalls on the northwest corner of 70th Street and Washington Street. There is also ample street parking around the venue space.

City of West Allis

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How many streets does the City clear?

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The plow left a pile of snow on my sidewalk/at the end of my driveway. Why would they do that and will they come back to clean it up?

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Why did the City just plow down my street and not plow the street entirely curb to curb?

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