This gathering is for female entrepreneurs: coaches, consultants, authors, podcasters, speakers, healers, course-creators, and online service providers who wish to grow their business, form meaningful alliances, attract new clients, and connect with peers.

The meetings are held virtually, on the following schedule:

• Sunday at 6 PM ET

• Wednesday at 6 PM BST / 7 PM CEST

• Thursday at 12 PM PST

Membership grants access to weekly online networking meetings, a private community, free and paid trainings, and supportive resources designed to help you build genuine connections and take your business to new heights.

There are both monthly and annual plans. A paid membership costs US $9.99/month, with an option (discounted) for annual membership or 12 months.

Yes. The meetings are fully virtual and global; you can join from anywhere as long as you align with the audience—female entrepreneurs offering services, coaching, content, etc.

You’ll enter a curated, warm space aimed at intentional connection rather than small talk. Expect opportunities to share what you do, who you serve, receive introductions, gain visibility, and form trusted relationships.

No. There is no trial period or free access to the networking meetings. To participate, you must become a paid member.

You register by filling out the online form—providing your full name, occupation, choosing which meeting(s) you’d like to attend, and selecting a membership plan. Once payment is completed, your registration is confirmed.

All sales are final. There are no refunds or cancellations once you join. You may choose not to renew your membership at the end of your billing cycle.

Each meeting is intentionally structured and guided by a host to ensure every woman has the opportunity to connect, share, and contribute. The environment is designed to be professional, respectful, and supportive—so the focus stays on meaningful collaboration and genuine business growth.

The meetings are hosted by the Women in Alignment leadership, including Kay McKenzie (Founder), Mary Reiss Farias, and Lace Flowers.

This space emphasizes quality over quantity: smaller-group structure, focused connection, strategic introductions, and relationships that lead to actual business opportunities—not merely superficial contacts.

Meetings are virtual on Google Meet. You’ll need a stable internet connection, ability to join video calls, and the means to engage in discussion. For technical access details, you’ll receive instructions after registration.

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