We build events where you can get the knowledge, network, and necessities that will make you a better business woman without the pressure of a suit and tie. My collaborator Brandi Daniels and I host and offer a range of events at different tiers in both engagement and price.

There is everything from intimate full catered champagne brunches with swag bags, CEO’s, and raffle give aways, to free mix/MINGLE events (happy hours), with a shorter keynote speaker and networking as you continue to build relationships. We focus on building awareness for smaller local businesses and generally host events in their store fronts.

We also offer workshops, speaker series, and things like yoga classes. Essentially, we love collaborations with women run businesses or small companies. No matter what level event, we have a keynote speaker– a woman who is thriving in her industry, so that you can gain motivation and knowledge to further your life in the direction that you want.

We want to build connections and support for the women around us; if you can make a good business contact, that’s amazing, but if you can find a friend to grab coffee with, I find that equally as valuable. We hosted our first event last August (2016) with the goal of hosting quarterly brunches. Due to the feedback from the community, we have successfully hosted close to 15 events with more on the books.

We believe in community over competition and know that together, we are better. The more we build up, motivate, and encourage others to follow their dreams, the more space it gives us to do the same. Together, we thrive.

Boss Babes Brunch Club started as an idea in a coffee shop. It wasn’t something that was 100% planned, it was simply a response to the community and lack of connections that my friends were making. I wanted to host 4 brunches a year, and keep it simple. Because of the feedback that we’ve received, we’ve grown exponentially, and are continuing to do so.

1. Listen to the community- what do they need and want

2. Create a cohesive website with solid marketing material (thanks photography friends!)

3. Form an engaging Social Media platforms (we increased our following by 30% on Instagram within the past 3 weeks).

4. Connect with local businesses, ask how we can support them, and in return if they will support us via hosting us in their space, donating swag back items, or raffle prizes.

5. Find keynote speakers- who inspire us and how can we connect with them?

6. Stop making decisions based off fear.

7. Teach myself how to become an entrepreneur and business owner– commit time to educating myself and taking the proper steps protect myself and my business. Never stop learning.

8. Consistently reflect on what’s working and what’s not. How can we improve and grow, how do we make decisions to allow our business to grow organically and sustainably.

Honestly, it’s impossible for me to answer this question because Boss Babes Brunch Club formed organically based on my life experience. If I hadn’t spent 6 years in the restaurant industry, I wouldn’t have made community connections; if I hadn’t been a blogger for years, I wouldn’t have learned about successfully running social media accounts; if I wasn’t passionate about coffee shop culture, I wouldn’t realize the importance of empowering small business owners; if I hadn’t been a Women’s Studies major, I wouldn’t have known that when you empower women, you change the world; if my life hadn’t fallen apart, it never would have fallen together.

I want to live a life where I’m empowering others to be their best and to follow their passions. As I do so, that will encourage me to do the same.

I want to run a business that creates a safe space for women, where I can work remotely (for myself), build a strong community of support, and live a healthy life style where I can explore my passions of yoga, food, etc. while sharing that with those I care about.

I love that it empowers you to love yourself first, to realize that you CAN accomplish your own dreams, and that your motivation is in your own hands, but a little help from your friends never hurts. It keeps me inspired and reminds me of the power that women have, in addition to the potential that I have within me.