Friendship is part of it—but it’s mutual forward motion that truly transforms a group.
A cohort isn’t just a gathering of like-minded people; it’s a shared journey built on trust, respect, and collective growth. When a group moves in sync, each member finds the courage to build something that matters—not just for themselves, but for the world.
Fifteen years ago, said he hosted a three-day seminar in my office for twelve women. That small gathering became the FeMBA cohort—a living, breathing network of purpose and momentum.
"Last week, I attended their reunion. My role had been small; I simply lit the first spark. They carried the flame", he ssid
Entrepreneurship isn’t only about building big companies or chasing profit. It’s about solving problems, creating leverage, and daring to build something larger than yourself. When people embrace this mindset together, possibility and optimism multiply.
The internet gives us access to millions of people with a click—but often, that abundance blurs into noise. What truly matters are the few who choose to commit—to walk beside us, share ideas, and grow together.
This December, I’ll be hosting another FeMBA session, joined by Jessica Quinn, one of the original members. The event will be held in person at my office on December 2, 3, and 4. It’s free, includes lunch, and is open to early-stage changemakers who’ve already shown a passion for making a difference.
But here’s the truth:
You don’t need to wait for an invitation to find your cohort.
You can start one—right now.
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