You don’t need to become an influencer - or a marketing person.
You need to be known for your work.
FEMINIST VALUES. REAL OVER POLISHED. NO HUSTLE CULTURE.
“Femily helped me see I was being too coy in going for my ideal audience: queer health-conscious folks.
She helped me find them in my city and I just opened a second office location. :) I'm so grateful.
Kristin, coach and wellness entrepreneur
Best business coach. Without Femily, I would have had NO idea how to "position" myself.
Now, I'm talking to [Fortune 500 company] on Friday, so it must be working. :)
Mina, fractional HR consultant to startups
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BIO
FEMILY (she/they)
Femily’s background has always been in communicating for social impact. She has worked as a publicist for progressive thought leaders, a change manager inside tech companies, and a strategic communications lead in higher education including MIT and the University of California. Throughout, she has also been a marketer for queer community.
More recently, she became known as “Silicon Valley’s Gender/Inclusion Advisor” for her work on inclusion in the workplace. Even as that field has shifted, that lens continues to inform how she thinks about who gets seen, respected, and taken seriously.
Today, Femily focuses on marketing and business development for women and LGBTQIA+ professionals.
She works with consultants, solo practitioners, and service professionals to become known for their work and bring in work, by helping them get sharper about what they see, what they say, and how they show up.
She does this through her programs Future Thought Leader and How to Get Clients, along with select one-to-one work.
Femily has spoken at SHRM, SXSW, The Commonwealth Club of San Francisco, and the Watermark Conference for Women, and has been featured in NPR, The Washington Post, Fast Company, and U.S. News & World Report.
She also takes on a small number of referral-based engagements supporting organizations through moments of cultural strain, including layoffs, engagement survey fallout, and internal complaints.
