1120 Naylor Street
Houston TX 77002
Sunday, May 1, 2022
From 1:00 PM to 3:00 PM
(404) 631-6700
info@browngirlbrunchseries.com
This May, we will be bringing the party to Houston! If you would like to partner with us for the event as a caterer or vendor, our communication line is open as we finalize details for the event. We're excited to see our supporters in Houston and show everyone a great time. See you soon!
More InformationBrown Girls Brunch is a social event that strongly encourages women of different backgrounds to have fun and build relationships.
With wisdom shared from our Fireside Chat guests, you will gain access to exclusive insight applicable to your unique place in the world of business.
Our primary goal is to enable you to use these memorable, one-of-a-kind experiences to take the next steps to entrepreneurship.
This event will serve as motivation for your entrepreneurial spirit by empowering you with actionable insights from experienced professionals. The theme of entrepreneurship is risk – and the mindset you need to overcome any and all obstacles in your path.
Our panel of speakers includes five innovators in the public relations, media and entertainment industries. Among them are moderator and project networking expert Erinn Reneé Fleeks, singer/songwriter Chanté Moore, entertainment marketing specialist La'Torria Lemon, fashion designer Chasity Sereal, community leader and 2023 Houston mayoral candidate Robin Williams, and ethical lifestyle specialist Dominique Side.
Without a doubt, our guests will inspire you to take your future into your own hands and do with it as you please. The theme of Brown Girls Brunch is manifestation — to live the life you see for yourself, you have to be brave and accept the challenge.
The thing I’m the most excited about is finding other serious entrepreneuHERs and getting a chance to come together with them on future projects. I think what I’m missing the most right now is strong support.
- Alyssa Ward
I absolutely cannot wait to meet with the speakers! Every single one of them is a published author, and I have been dying to ask some specific questions about how to make a name for myself as a writer.
- Jasmine Jameson
Once I learned that there’s a market for everything, I stopped thinking of my business as niche and started making some important moves. I want to know how to draw more attention from others in the same boat. It’s going to be a good time!
- Gabi Vega
