Link Up Business Accelerator for Women

Link Up Business Accelerator for Women is a three-month training program open to 14 entrepreneurs who are interested in community building, business education, and group accountability. The program is facilitated by Karen Lum of K. Lum Consulting and is comprised of six, two-hour interactive sessions.

Link Up is an incredible opportunity for women who own, lead, or operate a business who are interested in:

Personal and professional goal setting, action planning, and creative thinking about your business.
Participating in a supportive environment to work on your business and not in your business, facilitated by a professional business coach
Learning skills that help with self-accountability as an entrepreneur
Building peer support and a referral network through organic and meaningful relationship building with other program participants.

We host this training two times per year in the Spring and Fall. It is recommended that you attend ALL six sessions of Link Up. If you already know that you will need to miss more than one session, we do not recommend you register for this session of Link Up.

Questions? Contact Prospera at (406) 587-3113

“This has been invaluable. The connections made with the other business women were inspiring and some I hope to maintain long term. This was incredible and I’m so glad I made the effort and time to come. Karen was able to hold space for such different women and businesses and goals as well as provide manageable tasks to continue to push us forward.”

Link Up Attendee 2025

“It’s twice a month for two hours and you get a chance to pull out of the minutia of your business and I’m challenging you to look at the bigger picture. Stay at that 5,000–10,000 foot level and evaluate where you’re at, what’s working, what’s not, and where are you trying to get to.”

Karen Lum, Trainer

Please reach out to Prospera after you register to inform them if you have accommodation needs.

Call 406-587-3113 or email info@prosperamt.org.

The Montana WBC is funded in part through a Cooperative Agreement with the U.S. Small Business Administration. All opinions, conclusions, and/or recommendations expressed herein are those of the author(s) and do not necessarily reflect the views of the SBA.