Events
“The way to achieve your own success is to be willing to help somebody else get it first.”
/ Iyanla Vanzant /
#WorkingWomen
The #WorkingWomen event has connected many women of different professions, allowing them to wine down, meet other gems, and put themselves out there.
They say “There’s no mixer like a Brittani Sade mixer”, and that’s because the Working Women Mixer provides an atmosphere of positivity, true empowerment, education, and genuine connections. The results are undeniable, as evident by the formation of business partnerships, and at times, even friendships.
Our uniquely styled panel conversations allow the opportunity for women to promote their business and expertise, as well as interact in fun ways. The Mixer provides a safe space for women to let their hair down, laugh, and just talk. Conversations often lead with business and end up being about shared experiences and life in general. That’s what we love! !
Testimonials
“I had an amazing time at Corporate Black Gurl’s amazing Wine Down Wednesday event. Brittani encouraged us to network, mingle and really get to know one another with a goal of walking away with at least three new contacts. I met so many wonderful women who I exchanged contact information with for networking and making new friends. The panel was also a great component to the event. I appreciated the diversity in talent and expertise and I walked away with valuable knowledge from each speaker. I can’t wait for the next event and look forward to reconnecting with ladies I met and meeting new faces. Thanks again for the invite!”
/ Tiffany Allen /
“I am Toynia Edmond, Board Secretary of Safe Space Property Management, Inc. I went to a Networking Mixer called Working Woman Wednesday Wine Down Mixer, and it was amazing. I have only been in Atlanta for about two years, and I love the area; nevertheless, I recently felt like having a network was what was missing for me. Coming to this event helped me meet great black women who want to help me with my 501(c)3 non-profit for domestic violence survivors and my corporate career!”