Female Founders' Breakfast
Co-hosted by the CIC Social Impact Program and JP Morgan, this intimate breakfast gives female founders in the Boston ecosystem a chance to meet, connect, and build community over breakfast and thought-leadership.
A panel discussion will include:
- Allison Byers: founder of Scroobious, the capital access platform driving innovation by removing barriers to partnership among diverse founders, investors, and service providers through scalable online education, community, and data-driven curation.
- Jessica Lynch: Angel Investor, co-builder of FoundersEdge, and mentor for wide-range of founders looking to strategize & problem solve, feel less alone with the ups and downs of start-up life, prepare for and navigate fundraising and M&A, and improve their user experiences.
- Rebecca Moore: executive Coach, CEO of InANutshell Consulting, Founder’s Test Kitchen & Conscious Leadership Cohort, and Angel Investor dedicated to empowering female founders and executives to build sustainable and prosperous businesses while prioritizing their wellbeing.
- Moderation by Adam W. Barney: executive energy coach, speaker, and author of Make Your Own Glass Half Full—a framework built to help founders, operators, and executives unlock energy, influence, and long-term success.
About CIC Social Impact Program:
This program supports underrepresented founders in early and growth-stages with businesses based in Massachusetts or the Greater Boston area scale their businesses via 3-6 month industry-agnostic accelerator programs.
About SEEN JP Morgan:
SEEN is an intentional biannual event hosted by J.P. Morgan, dedicated to empowering early-stage female-founded and co-founded companies across New England. Born from the personal journey of its founder, a trailblazing female entrepreneur turned Startup Banker, SEEN embodies a resolute commitment to breaking down barriers and fostering meaningful connections within the entrepreneurial ecosystem. The event series is designed to provide invaluable education, inspire innovative partnerships, and cultivate a strong sense of camaraderie among founders, empowering them to confidently advocate for themselves and support one another.
At the heart of SEEN's mission is the enhancement of visibility, ensuring that female founders are not only noticed but recognized and celebrated in every setting. The success of SEEN is amplified by the unwavering support of institutional partners and key ecosystem players, who share in the vision of a more equitable entrepreneurial landscape. As SEEN continues to grow and evolve, it remains steadfast in its mission to transform the entrepreneurial landscape for female founders, creating a future where their voices are not only heard but celebrated. With each event, SEEN strengthens its impact, paving the way for a more inclusive and dynamic business environment, where diversity and innovation thrive.