End of Summer Rooftop Social Media Safety Mixer & Panel

Calling all women navigating the digital world!

Are you’re a business owner building your brand ?
An employee managing your professional presence?
A woman trying to post a cute selfie and don't want creepers?

Join us for a relaxed, real-talk happy hour where we’ll connect over shared experiences, swap smart safety strategies, and sip something delicious!

We’re gathering to discuss how to stay visible without being vulnerable, and how we can create safer, more empowering spaces online—for ourselves and each other.

All identities welcome. No mansplaining, no creep DMs, just community.

Sept 25th 4:30-6:30pm Vida Co-working NE
ticketed rooftop Happy Hour & Social Media Safety

Rose Kaz of Business 4 Good
Ly Thuy Mai of 7ThirtyCreative
Jyssica Leilani of Upper Left Ladies / Orbit

Your ticket includes paying women, a welcome beverage and invite to the next chapter for women who don't want technology to suck!

Buy your ticket here!

All are welcome but we do not tolerate bullies, meanies or jerks. PERIOD

💖 House Rules (aka: The Vibe Check) 💖
Our core values at Business 4 Good anchor our events based on inclusive practices that grow beyond equity. These are our house rules on all our channels, virtual and in person events and all business we build, 4 good!
Everyone IS welcome — but good vibes and respect are 100% the vibe. Let’s keep it cute and professional:

✨ Flirt with ideas, not people.
This is a space for networking, not pick-up lines. Keep it respectful.

✨ Hype her up!
If someone inspires you, say so! We love compliments rooted in admiration and connection. (Yes, there is a difference – you know the one.)

✨ Share the tech tea.
Got insights on the latest in AI, tools, or tech trends?
Spill! We’re here to learn from each other.

✨ No mansplaining, no mic-hogging.
Listen as much as you speak.
We’re building an inclusive circle, not a one-human show.

✨ Connect with intention.
Bring your biz cards or QR codes — we love a well-placed follow-up.

✨ Read the room.
If someone’s not vibing or engaging, respect their space. We’re here to support, not pressure.