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A full table of women ecommerce founders and operators at a LimeLight dinner

Events

A Seat at the Table, Wherever the Industry Gathers

Running an ecommerce business means making decisions most people around you don't fully understand. These dinners are for the ones who do.

At major ecommerce conferences, we host an intimate dinner for a curated group of women: a great restaurant, a small guest list, and a room of peers navigating the same landscape you are.

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Who it’s for

These dinners are designed for women who own or lead ecommerce businesses: founders, CEOs, and senior operators. Seats are limited by design, and each guest list is curated to keep every conversation meaningful.

One dinner turns into a relationship. A series turns into a network. Many of our guests return event after event, and the conversations pick up right where they left off.

How it works

  • We host dinners during the industry's leading conferences, including ShopTalk and eTail
  • Each dinner is limited to a small, curated group of women ecommerce founders and operators
  • Dinner and drinks are complimentary; attendance is by registration only
  • There is no agenda, no speakers, and nothing to prepare. Just show up and join the conversation

Why join

  • Candid peer conversations with women founders and operators at your level
  • Honest perspectives on growth, profitability, and brand-building in today's market
  • Connections that go well beyond the standard conference introduction
  • Real talk on what's working, and what's not, from women running businesses like yours
  • A standing seat in a network of women who are building at scale and showing up for each other

Get notified of upcoming dinners.

New dinners are added throughout the year as the conference calendar fills in. Join the list and we'll let you know when we're hosting a dinner near you or at an event you're attending.

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