SEEN brings 75 women founders to Anaheim for scaling mastermind

SEEN will host 75 established women founders in Anaheim on Nov. 11 for a one-day mastermind aimed at breaking through the barriers that stall growth after a business has already proven demand. The event pairs six- and seven-figure entrepreneurs with Scaling Partners and adds a wellness session to extend the experience beyond strategy alone.

Why it matters: - SEEN is designed for women founders who have already built paying, revenue-generating businesses but are stuck at the next stage of scale. - The event aims to connect founders with the people, perspective and decision-making support that can move growth forward faster than more information alone. - The limited 75-person format also gives brands a targeted way to reach influential women entrepreneurs with buying power and referral power.

What happened: - SEEN will bring 75 women founders to The Colony House in Anaheim on Nov. 11 for a one-day scaling mastermind. - The event is built for impact-driven founders with six- and seven-figure businesses. - Attendance is limited to qualified founders, and registration is now open. - Sponsorship, experience partnership and Marketplace opportunities are available.

The details: - SEEN was created through On Fridays, We Scale in partnership with She Is Worthy Community. - Founders will be placed into curated mastermind rooms based on the specific challenges limiting their companies. - Participants will work with other established founders and Scaling Partners who have already solved similar problems in their own businesses. - The goal is to identify, confront and address the main constraint in the room during the event. - The mastermind will be followed by a Wellness & Connection Evening focused on relationships, conversation and restoration. - Khryzza Kelley, founder of On Fridays, We Scale and CEO and chief team architect of CoWorq, said SEEN was built for women already in their scaling season and for the right room to become part of the return on investment. - Kelley scaled CoWorq without outside funding from $3,000 in revenue in 2023 to $300,000 in 2024 and then to its first seven-figure year. - Kelley also reported 10x profit growth, 42x client growth and roughly 57x growth in jobs created. - Chantelle Lisette, founder of She Is Worthy Community, brings work centered on identity, worth, confidence and visibility. - That work focuses on how a founder’s relationship with her own value can affect pricing, authority, visibility and opportunity. - The companies say SEEN is built on two linked realities: the business must be ready to scale, and the founder must be ready to occupy what scale requires. - Companies interested in sponsorship, vendor participation or media inquiries can contact Rachel Dares at rachel@racheldarespr.com. - The event includes the tagline: “See it. Solve it. Scale it.” - SEEN’s announcement also points to social links for Rachel Dares PR, including LinkedIn, Instagram and the agency website.

Between the lines: - The event reflects a broader shift in founder support from general business education to highly specific, peer-based problem solving. - The emphasis on identity and visibility suggests SEEN views scale as both a business challenge and a leadership challenge. - The sponsorship pitch shows the audience is being positioned as a premium niche rather than a broad conference crowd.

What's next: - SEEN will take place Nov. 11 in Anaheim. - Founder registration remains open, while sponsorship and Marketplace opportunities are still available. - The one-day mastermind will be followed by the evening connection program, extending networking and relationship-building beyond the core sessions. - More brands and vendors may seek access to the event as the date approaches, given the concentrated audience of established women founders.