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The Female Founder Club with WeBC

Female Founder Club — Is This For You?

What it is A 10-week peer program for women entrepreneurs in Whitehorse, run by Yukonstruct in partnership with WEBC. It's not a workshop or another info session — it's a small, structured group where you bring your real, current challenges and get direct input from other founders who are dealing with the same stuff.

This is built specifically for founders who are past the startup phase — two or more years in — and are now navigating the harder problems that come with that stage: managing a team, keeping cash flow steady, planning for growth, staying motivated when things get hard. If you've outgrown the "how do I start" programming and are looking for people who actually get where you're at, this is designed for you.

How it works

9 weekly peer sessions, 1.5 hours each, in person at Yukonstruct's Makespace. Each week, one founder in the group brings a live challenge, and everyone works through it together — questions, ideas, accountability. The format rotates, so you'll both get support and give it.
A closing community workshop in week 10, open to a wider group of Yukon founders — a chance to mark the end of the cohort and connect with more people in the broader community. Sessions run on WEBC's established peer mentoring curriculum, adapted for Yukon, with an outside facilitator experienced in this format.

What it asks of you This only works if people show up and engage honestly.

That means:

Committing to all 9 consecutive weeks, this isn't a drop-in group.
Being willing to share a real challenge you're facing, not a polished version of it
Giving other founders direct, useful feedback, not just listening

It's a small group (8 people), so your presence each week matters, both for what you get out of it and what you bring to others.

Why apply If you're running your business mostly on your own, without other founders to sanity-check decisions with, this is meant to be that network. Past the practical problem-solving, the goal is a peer group you can actually keep leaning on after the 10 weeks are done.

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Business Name 

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Years of entrepreneurship experience 

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What is the biggest challenge you're facing with your business right now? 

Are you interested in meeting with fellow entrepreneurs in a casual setting to talk through solutions to your business  challenges?

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If yes, what is a topic that you would like to discuss with peers, or a problem that you'd like to work on solving with peers?

Where would you prefer to meet?

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What time of day works best for you?

If you are a woman entrepreneur, would you be interested in participating in peer-to-peer circles exclusively for women?

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