MASTERCLASS:

EXPENSIVE

A ONE HOUR DEEP-DIVE INTO HOW TO BUILD YOUR BRAND AND BUSINESS WITH INTENTION IN 2025.

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It’s 2025. The world is a shit-show. Inhospitable to female ambition — and still we build.

This is the replay of Expensive, the masterclass — a one-hour deep dive into why visibility ≠ value, and how to build the kind of brand and business that stretches you, funds you, and makes you undeniable.

Replay available until 3 October.

EXPENSIVE: MASTERCLASS REPLAY

EXPENSIVE: MASTERCLASS REPLAY

What’s next?

If Expensive sparked something, The Wild Society is where we take it further.
It’s our private circle for ambitious women building brands with cultural and commercial power.

We begin 1 October with a kick-off call.
Intimate. Oversubscribed. Designed to hold you at a higher level.

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