About Us

Who We Are

Local Chapters of Business Women (LCBW) is an organization of and for business and professional women. We serve women who want to develop personally and professionally.

We are dedicated to assisting women advance their business skills through networking, educational opportunities and sharing resources. We encourage participation at our events that are specifically designed for women in business. Through these events, you will develop skills to reach higher goals and meet the people who can help you achieve them.

We currently have chapters in Fort Myers, Cape Coral, Bonita Springs, Naples, Punta Gorda, Port Charlotte, North Port, Venice, Sarasota, Lakewood Ranch and Babcock Ranch.

Robin Schwartz’s Leadership

Robin has been our leader for over 14 years and is highly motivated. She attributes her success to a combination of hard work, perseverance and perfect timing. Continuing to build upon her professional skills, Robin credits past and present mentors as well as family, in providing her with solid values, strong business ethics and an incurable desire to succeed.

Robin has over 20+ years in the Marketing Industry, she worked as a consultant for one of the largest mailing list companies in America working with clients like Hersey Park, American Express, and Good House Keeping to name a few. She is a high performing leader with experience in sales and service. She is the proud mother of 4 children who are the love of her life. Her hobbies are swimming, theater, volunteering, traveling, just to name a few.

Under Robins leadership, we continue to grow and lead the way as one of the most respected and valuable organizations for women in business today. As a member of Local Chapters of Business Women you are part of a large organization that offers you empowerment and support for you and your business. Robin and LCBW is dedicated to assisting women advance their business skills through networking, personal development, and the sharing of resources.

LCBW Advisory Board

An advisory board is a body that advises the management of a corporation, organization, or foundation. Many new or small businesses choose to have advisory boards in order to benefit from the knowledge of others, without the expense or formality of the Board of Directors.