WBN Social Accounts - 2005 - The Social Audit Network
WBN Social Accounts - 2005 - The Social Audit Network
WBN Social Accounts - 2005 - The Social Audit Network
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6.2 Objective 1To encourage and support networking amongst women entrepreneursActivity 1Building and administrating a network for women in business networks2002 2003 2004 <strong>2005</strong>Number of full members 8 21 30 37Number of associate members4 5 7 10(network)Number of associate members0 18 28 39(individual/organisations)Total number of associate members 4 23 35 49<strong>WBN</strong> has progressively built the regional network to 47 member networks (appendix 4)across the North West of England. <strong>The</strong>se figures represent the total membership as at the31 st March in each year.In this social accounting period 2 network dissolved, however it is considered that <strong>WBN</strong>membership continues to demonstrate steady expansion.Of the 47 networks, 5 networks focus support on women from BME communities,representing 11% (2004: 8%) of the total.<strong>The</strong> total number of women represented through <strong>WBN</strong> member networks as at 31 st March<strong>2005</strong> was 6,562 (2004: 4,069). <strong>Network</strong> size varies; the following table presents the spreadof size of networks across the membership. It must be noted that RWN, a member of <strong>WBN</strong>,is a large network, which supports members across Cumbria, their membership numbers aremore than 2000.GRAPH24