Meet Mollie Coleman of High Caliber Events
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“Our process and expertise of curating an event is delivered through innovative ways where we incorporate art x music x culture x technology. We simply do not accept all clients, they must align with our core values around social impact.” – Mollie Q. Coleman
High Caliber Events is a creative agency focused on experiential and digital marketing in the multicultural space. I was able to get some time with her to explain what she does and how she is making an impact. Small-business owners like Mollie are making a difference in the DMV social landscape. Her business is a balance of business acumen & creative energy. Her strategies help big-business initiatives engage with the culturally-diverse population of the DMV.
*Mollie is also a successful business and leadership coach. Mollie’s coaching events and workshops assist companies and individuals seeking transformation.
We carefully align our agency with clients that want to execute meaningful marketing campaigns through events and digital marketing. We focus on creating a voice for the culturally relevant initiatives that brands generally don’t understand. Our process and expertise of curating an event is delivered through innovative ways where we incorporate art x music x culture x technology. We simply do not accept all clients, they must align with our core values around social impact.
DC Life Magazine lists you as a “DMV Businesswoman To Know”, what are your networking objectives in 2020?
We want to connect with new business leaders in DC and share a new accelerator program initiative with Street Entrepreneurs (a local non-profit).
How does your company help individuals and businesses?
What upcoming projects are working on?
CMX x BrijX: I am a co-founder of BrijX. We partner and run corporate innovation x ecosystem development workshops for companies that are looking to build and scale their community.
What past projects did you work on?
Several with companies such as Complex Media, Under Armour, Nike, BlackBerry, American Express, Afropunk, Noirbnb
The community is impact-driven in creating opportunities for the underrepresented. There are still expansive opportunities here in DC.
Lastly, give us the name a favorite place in Washington, DC, and why?
B2BDMV and B2BFridays events bring together notable entrepreneurs and local influencers. Business owners have launched successful marketing and branding campaigns with our existing network that meets the first Friday of every month in 2020. If you or someone you know is either a Social Media Influencer or Small-business owner in Washington, DC and the surrounding area, register for the event today at: www.b2bfridays.com
