Are you an empowered businesswoman? Are you interested in becoming one? If this sounds like you, you need to come to our next event that aims to unite Muzes together in conversation, connection, and community—authentically.

Modern Muze founder Zulay Henao has put together an event called “Muze Sessions at Gravitas” on Friday, May 29, from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. in Beverly Hills, CA, to unite like-minded women in the same space. Beverly Hills’ Gravitas is a warm, layered, and visually rich space with intentional design chosen to match the event’s communal purpose. It’s a space that elevates any experience, including our very first own. And guess what? It reached capacity in less than three days. 

“I created Muze Sessions to give already empowered, already ambitious women a space to come together, connect deeply, and get aligned on what’s next,” Modern Muze’s founder, Zulay Henao, said about the initiative. “Not a conference. Not a networking event. A room where you walk in as the Muze — and leave as her.”

What to expect? The event will be presented in a panel format. It’s an open space for women to connect, share, and build together—with real conversations and even realer responses. Sponsored by the very supportive lineup of Gravitas, JLO Beauty, and LaCroix Water, each organization will be elevating the highly anticipated experience with its own touch.

The event’s rundown. The morning will open with a welcome reception followed by our moderated panel and audience Q&A. Enjoy light refreshments, and from there, Heidi Rojas takes the stage for a live performance before we move into an open session to work, mingle, and shop. We close with a guided connection experience designed to spark real conversations between women who get it.

Our debut event’s speakers include:

• Diana Madison: actress, director, and founder of Diana Madison Beauty.
• Jolene Rodriguez: film producer and CEO of Broken English Productions, Variety’s 10 Producers to Watch.
• Lilliana Vasquez: Emmy-winning host, style expert, and producer.

What do these women have in common? Three women who didn’t follow the blueprint—they wrote it. Expect honest, unfiltered conversation about identity, visibility, obstacles, and what it actually takes to build something real.

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