“I went, ‘Wait, this is really important.’ It became my passion project. I spent hours and hours every week for months and years cultivating and growing this community. Then, at a certain point I realized, ‘Oh wait, I can't sustain this without an income.”

“They basically said, ‘You create the course and we’ll sell it,’ but they never sold it. It was rough because it was a lot of work. But afterward, I thought, ‘I need to do this on my own."

“We wanted to create a good experience and a solid product that would deliver for the people who trusted us and, then, see what happened from there. It was very easy to deliver quality with Mighty Networks.”

“I was so relieved when we opened the doors and people immediately responded. It was a resounding yes—this was the right decision and the right platform to go with.”

“The week we decided to join Mighty Networks, we had a program launch that went kaboom, and a thousand people joined.”

“We have had a 20-30% increase in people registering since we moved to the app. That's a testament to the simplicity of the process with Mighty Pro.”

“Members post and comment much more than they message or email me. They're helping each other out.”

“They are giving us inspiration as well as helping us move forward and create more quality. It’s only been a couple of months and we've already done so much.”

“Mighty Networks checked all the boxes for us and even provided direction and growth for what we might do in the future.”

“At the end of every eight-week course, people would say, ‘Wow, that was so cool. That was transformative. Now what.”

"We were trying to find something that was more about us and less about the platform we were using."

“Boston has a reputation of being not that welcoming, and a lot of people of color have a hard time feeling like they belong. It’s hard to find a community here, period.”

“Something that would support the women who wanted to build things and put awesome companies out there.”

“99% of our members come from word-of-mouth referral. We couldn't ask for anything better than that.”

“And firefighters have a tendency to be a little bit competitive.”