Breakfast
Club
connection starts at the table.
Come alone if you need to. Leave knowing more women than when you walked in.
You end up talking to the person you came with.
Every event says “networking.” What that usually means is a room, a drink, and the quiet hope that someone approaches you. So you find the one person you already know and stay there.
We don't leave it to chance. Who sits where is decided before you arrive.
Curated Collision™
The question is never “where are there free seats.” It's who would benefit from knowing whom.
Table assignments
Founder next to freelancer. Experienced next to beginner. Creative next to operator. Deliberate, every time.
You meet outside your circlePrompts & activities
Structured conversation so nobody has to invent an opening line. The awkward first ten minutes are designed away.
You skip the small talkIntroductions
You get introduced, by name and by what you do, to women you should know. Not left to work the room alone.
You're never strandedTwo editions in
What attendees named, unprompted, after batches one and two.
“The experience was intentional — you could tell someone had thought about the details.”
Attendee · batch 1
“I got introduced to women I would never have approached on my own.”
Attendee · batch 2
“I networked outside my existing friend group for the first time.”
Attendee · batch 2
Seats are limited because seating is the product
We cap the room at a size we can actually design. When the tables are planned, registration closes.
You'll be asked what you do and what you're working on. That's not admin — it's how your table gets built.
₱2,599
per seat, breakfast included
Half day, assigned seating, curated introductions, and the full Becoming Her table experience.
This is the October 25 Her Breakfast Club form. It opens in a new tab and asks you to sign in to Google.
Comparable women's networking events in the Philippines run ₱2,500 to ₱4,000.
That's the whole point of the table
Quarterly · Cebu · registration closes when the tables are planned