About MCWEN
Built on Connection. Rooted in Faith. Designed for impact.
The Minority Christian Women Entrepreneurs Network (MCWEN) is a faith-centered network created to connect, equip, and support Christian women entrepreneurs as they build businesses, develop as leaders, and create meaningful impact.
Founded from a desire to create spaces where women could grow both professionally and personally, MCWEN has evolved into a community where entrepreneurship, faith, leadership, and meaningful relationships intersect.
We believe entrepreneurship is about more than building a business. It is also about building capacity, creating opportunities, stewarding influence, and becoming the kind of leader who can make a lasting difference.
For nearly a decade, MCWEN has brought entrepreneurs and professionals together through networking, education, community experiences, and opportunities for growth.
As we enter our next decade, our mission remains rooted in connection and empowerment, while our vision continues to expand.
We are building more than businesses. We are building people, relationships, and possibilities.


About POWER
Ten Years in the Making. The Next Chapter Starts Now.
THE POWER CONFERENCE is the next evolution of MCWEN's signature conference experience. Its story, however, began before MCWEN became a registered organization.
The first conference was launched ten years ago through P.E.R.K. Consulting as a culminating experience for a series of entrepreneurship workshops. The original vision was simple: bring business owners together to learn, connect, and build relationships beyond the classroom.
Over time, the conference became something more.
As the community grew and the conversations expanded, it became clear that the experience aligned naturally with the emerging vision of MCWEN. The conference eventually became part of MCWEN's programming and developed into an annual gathering centered on entrepreneurship, connection, faith, leadership, and personal growth.
What began as a single culminating event has continued to evolve with the community it serves. And now, ten years in, we are evolving again.