I don’t think I will ever be able to express the amount of happiness we’ve felt due to the extreme success of SUPERGORGE SOCIETY: WOMEN’S MONTH BRUNCH. It’s always rewarding to see your hard work pay off. Deciding to launch the SUPERGORGE SOCIETY series during Women’s Month allowed us to bring many different women from several backgrounds and professions together for an afternoon of pure positivity.
Thank you so very much to our amazing panelists Sevyn, Brave, Ashley T. Moore, Danielle Lewis and Angie Ange, you all were so honest and inspiring to our guests and also to us. During the course of the panel discussion, each of the panelists shared their stories of trials and tribulations which lead them to the road of success that they all are on now. Some of the key points that I took away was to remain true to who you really are, don’t conform to a life others think you are supposed to live and never give up, EVER!!!!!
Thank you to our amazing vendors, the Kitchen Cray team for an amazing brunch, our family and friends for helping us with set up, Diego/Sunbelt for providing unlimited mimosas for the brunch, Intropix for the step & repeat, as well as photography, our DJ, Soupa Model, Kendria Kupkakes, the staff of OPERA LOUNGE, Camille Montage PR and of course all of our amazing guests. It was so great to meet and chat with so many of you.
We are already working on the next installment of SuperGorge Society! Let us know who you would like to see on the panel!! Mark your calendars for Early Summer!!
“The Supergorge Society Women’s Month Brunch was a huge success. Why? Because it was a sold out event? Because there was a panel that included celebrities? Well, yes and no. While both statements are true, that’s not what defines the success of the event for me. A sold out event is a great thing but I value quality over quantity. A celebrity appearance is great but I value substance over existence. Therefore, this event was a success because it included aspects of value and nothing can be deemed a success without being able to define its value. The vibe throughout was positive from start to end and to quote of one the featured panelist Angie Ange of WKYS, there were definitely some souls that spoke to my soul. All of the panelist openly shared experiences, thoughts, advice, and words of encouragement that were honest, motivating, and intriguing; and while I credit them for their words, I also have to credit Ashley Silva and L’oreal of Supergorge who did beyond amazing moderating and guiding the discussion with thoughtful and meaningful questions. I know I share the same sentiment as many in attendance when I say that I walked away with at least one takeaway from each panelist. In addition, I personally received confirmation on a decision that I have been battling with regarding transitioning from my current career to pursue something that I feel like I should be doing (Thanks Danielle!). I’m a strong believer that God sends us messages in all kinds of ways and sometimes using the most unconventional methods and most unexpected people as vessels. With that being said, I’m sure I’m not the only person that received a message or confirmation whether it was from one of the beautiful ladies of the panel or one of the beautiful ladies in attendance. The theme of the event easily became about opening up and sharing your story because you never know who you’ll inspire or be inspired by and this was phenomenal considering that as woman we all share a common bond and different but yet similar experiences. In an age where it’s easy to get sucked into opportunities to tear one another apart it was refreshing to see us building one another up and being encouraged to do so. I’ve been blessed to begin a new week with a new perspective (and a belly full of awesome food) and I’m anxiously awaiting the next Supergorge Society event. ” – Alicia Pryor
