​Your Wardrobe Is Your Business Card

​Style, professional presence, and the identity you are building next

​Your wardrobe is already communicating something. The question is whether it reflects where you have been or where you are going.

​Created and hosted by Danelle Brister, founder of Revolutionary Impact, Your Wardrobe Is Your Business Card is an intimate conversation for women navigating greater leadership, entrepreneurship, career change, or a new professional chapter.

​Danelle began preparing for her own next chapter before a layoff made the transition immediate. Through that experience, she recognized that becoming often begins before we have a new title, business, or fully formed plan. Our external presence can help us embody that direction while it is still taking shape.

​This evening will explore the relationship between clothing, identity, authority, and opportunity. Together, we will consider what our wardrobes communicate, how presentation shapes perception, and what it means to dress in alignment with the women we are becoming.

​What we’ll explore

• ​What your wardrobe communicates before you speak

• ​How to recognize whether your image reflects your next chapter or your last one

• ​The relationship between personal style, authority, and professional presence

• ​How fit, garment care, consistency, and context influence perception

• ​How to retain your personality while dressing intentionally for important rooms

• ​How clothing can support leadership, relationship building, and business development

​Featured voices

​Danelle Brister — Host and Founder, Revolutionary Impact
Danelle helps experienced professionals recognize the value of what they already know and position it for what comes next. She will open the evening with a conversation about identity, transition, and becoming.

​Drew Nicole — Executive Wardrobe Strategist and Founder, Curated by Drew
Drew helps leaders, entrepreneurs, and public figures align their presence with their purpose. She will bring a strategic perspective on wardrobe development, executive image, and professional presence.

​Sequoyah “DataBae” Glenn, MBA — Moderator
Sequoyah is the founder and principal strategist of ninetwofour. She combines research, cultural insight, and strategy to help organizations understand their audiences and make informed decisions.

​This experience is for you if

​You are preparing for greater visibility or leadership, considering a career or business transition, developing a more public professional identity, or recognizing that the way you currently present yourself no longer reflects who you are becoming.

​Come ready for an honest, thoughtful conversation—not a makeover, dress-code lecture, or trend report.

​Event details

​Tuesday, October 13, 2026
6:00–8:00 p.m. Eastern

​The Lola
621 North Ave NE, Building D
Atlanta, GA 30308

​Paid registration is required.

​Presented by Revolutionary Impact at The Lola.