Made for Mothers North Jersey: Confidence, Imposter Syndrome, and Everything In Between featuring founder Mariah Stockman
Join the Made for Mothers North Jersey Chapter Meetup!
This isn’t another networking event.
It’s a room full of moms building businesses who want something more than a stack of business cards and thirty seconds of small talk. Made for Mothers North Jersey is a connection-first community where motherhood and entrepreneurship are equally welcome, and where real relationships turn into referrals, collaborations, and the occasional lifelong friendship.
At our monthly meetup, you’ll gather around the table with other CEO moms for honest conversation and intentional connection. Whether you’re running a thriving business, launching something new, or still figuring out what’s next, you’ll leave feeling seen and supported by women who understand what it takes to build a business and a family at the same time.
This Month’s Conversation: Working Through Imposter Syndrome
Maybe you’re on the other side of it. Maybe you’re in the thick of it right now. Or maybe it keeps showing up every time you raise your prices, pitch something new, or put yourself out there. Imposter syndrome has a way of finding moms in business no matter how long we’ve been at it.
This month, Mariah Stockman, founder of Made for Mothers, joins us for a conversation about confidence and the idea that it comes from practice, not from waiting until you feel ready. We’ll talk through the questions that tend to come up when that “who am I to do this?” voice gets loud, and wherever you are with it, you’ll leave with something to take back to your business.
Made for Mothers North Jersey | In Real Life Meetup
Thursday, November 5, 2026
10:00 AM – 12:00 PM
Parteaz Event Space | East Hanover, NJ
What to Expect
A welcoming, judgment-free room (no cliques, no awkward networking)
Guided conversations designed to spark real connection
A conversation with Mariah Stockman, founder of Made for Mothers, on confidence and working through imposter syndrome
Encouragement, collaboration, and business relationships that actually go somewhere
Coffee, snacks, and conversations you’ll still be thinking about on the drive home
Babies, nursing infants, and strollers are always welcome. Schools are closed for NJEA that week, so school-age kids are welcome too (my five-year-old will be there). You’re a mother first and a business owner second, and you shouldn’t have to choose between the two to find your people.
Whether this is your first event or your tenth, there’s a seat waiting for you. Come as you are, share what you’re building, cheer on the women beside you, and help us build the village every mom in business deserves.