Open your space
A studio, a shop floor, a back room, a rooftop. You provide the room; we handle invitations, RSVPs, and everything on the night. Most partnerships start here.
For businesses
Partners, not vendors
Every NBWC event happens because someone opens their doors and shares what they know. That's a collaboration, and we treat it like one.
What partnering means
Neither of us
is buying
anything
We don't sell access to our members and we don't book venues. What we do is put a room full of women who run things in front of a business run by someone doing the same, and let that be useful in whichever direction it goes.
In practice that usually means you host something. We bring the people, handle the sign-ups, and credit you properly — on the site, in the note that goes out, and in the room.
What we ask in return is that you show up as yourself rather than as a brand activation. The members can tell the difference within about four minutes, and so can we.
Ways in
Four kinds of
collaboration
Share what you know
A class, a workshop, a demonstration, or forty minutes on the thing you're genuinely expert in. Not a pitch with a discount code at the end — the actual knowledge.
Feed the room
Food, coffee, flowers, wine. Paid at cost or contributed, whichever works for you — we'd rather you stayed in business than gave us things for free.
Underwrite something
Sponsorship packages for businesses wanting to back a series rather than a single night. These are being formalised now — tell us what you had in mind and we'll build it around that.
In great company
Who we work
with now
The Bar Method Williamsburg
Erica Tachoir — Owner & Master InstructorOur home base for barre, strength, and the best post-class debriefs in Williamsburg. 97 N 10th St, Suite 2B.
Bettrfull
Nicole Randazzo, MA, RD, CDCES — Owner & Lead DietitianReal nutrition guidance from a registered dietitian who actually gets North Brooklyn life.
Start the conversation
Tell us what
you had in mind
A couple of sentences is plenty. We answer every one of these, usually within a week, and we'll say no clearly if it isn't a fit rather than going quiet on you.
Before you write
If you're a woman running a business in North Brooklyn, you may want membership rather than a partnership — or both. They're separate things and one doesn't require the other.