​Amigas Anti-Leads Group

​A space to talk — not pitch.

​After many walks, voice notes, coffee chats, and honest conversations as solopreneurs, we realized something: women don’t always need another networking event.

​Sometimes we just need space to say the things we’ve been carrying.

​That’s why we teamed up with Jessica Monroe, founder of Viva in Color Creative Studio, to create the Amigas Anti-Leads Group — a monthly online gathering for women entrepreneurs, creatives, founders, freelancers, and dreamers from Denver, NYC, and beyond.

​This is not a place to “sell yourself.”
It’s not a membership.
There’s no long-term commitment.
And nobody is here to impress anyone.

​Instead, this is a room where 8 women gather once a month to be heard.

​Each Amiga receives 5 uninterrupted minutes to share:

• ​Your highs — so we can celebrate your wins with you

• ​Your lows — because we all have them

• ​What you need support with — because asking for help is powerful

​No interruptions.
No advice unless invited.
No fixing.

​While each woman speaks, we’ll use the chat to cheer you on, reflect back what we hear, and hold space for your thoughts in real time.

​At the end, we’ll leave 10 minutes for connection, follow-up conversations, and community support.

​Because sometimes the thoughts spinning in your head just need somewhere to land.
Sometimes speaking things out loud unlocks clarity, new thought patterns, fresh ideas, or the courage to make a change.

​And sometimes you simply want someone to listen with patience and presence.

​There is space for your thoughts here.
We’ve made room for them.

​Monthly Meeting Details

• ​Last Tuesday of every month

• ​10 AM MST / 12 PM EST

• ​Virtual gathering

• ​Limited to 8 Amigas per session

​Meet Jess Monroe

​Jessica Romero Monroe is the founder of Viva in Color Creative Studio, a Latina-owned, mission-driven creative studio rooted in humanity, storytelling, and social impact.

​After spending over a decade in the nonprofit sector managing marketing and fundraising initiatives across Denver, Jess founded Viva in Color as a way to help small businesses build intentional brands and websites while continuing to support community organizations through pro-bono partnerships and purpose-driven work.

​Her approach centers people first — believing that meaningful relationships, honest storytelling, and creativity can become mechanisms for positive social change.

​Together, we’re building a space that values connection over performance, honesty over perfection, and community over competition.