About this Event
Welcome to The Female Founder's Revenue Lounge
In a founder world not built for us, we create our own rooms.
This is one of them. A big living room. 18 women founders who are ready to move.
Every business has one action that drives its revenue.
Making the offer. Asking for the sale. Setting the price. Following up.
The founders who take it move their business forward.
You will name your action. You will get sharp ideas from the room. You will leave with a plan for the next 24 hours.
Why you should be in this room
- Name the one action that drives your revenue, while pitching your business.
- Get fresh ideas from the women in the room, who are building too.
- Leave with a clear 24-hour plan and the confidence to start.
- Meet women you will want to cheer for, and who will cheer for you.
What's on the table
- The Core Action: the one move that drives your revenue
- The 24-Hour Move: the smallest version you can start tomorrow
- The Chair: take the seat and hear ideas from the room, live
- The Cheer Section: the women who ask if you did it
- The Connections: Share what you do and who you help, increase your network.
The evening
- 6:00 pm: Doors, drinks, and the Wall of Moves
- 6:30 pm: Short talk
- 6:45 pm: The Chair
- 7:15 pm: Couch Rounds
- 7:35 pm: Closing circle
- 7:45 pm: Mixer
- 8:15 pm: Close
Who this is for
Women who run a business or are about to start one. Come alone. Most people do. Then tell a few of your founder friends. Women only.
Tickets required to attend.
Hosted by
Giselle Baumet is a behavioral scientist, doctoral researcher, and founder of NeuroImprint™. She bootstrapped her business to $1M in revenue. She studies why high performers leave things unfinished. She wanted a room where women founders can say their next move out loud.
Photo and video notice
We will take photos and video at this event. We may share them on social media, our website, and other promotion. You waive your rights to inspect or approve or claim any of the media.
Event venue & nearby stays
Fabrik NYC, 12-16 Vestry Street, New York, United States