Who Started Momasphere?
The founders of Momasphere set out to round out motherhood through activities that engage the whole mom: mind, body, and spirit. Their work brought moms together in and out of the workplace through stimulating, fun events, talks, and programs.
That community-minded approach also shaped Momasphere’s commitment to giving back. Event proceeds support charities helping women, children, and families.
Community at the Center
The founders created a welcoming space where moms could connect, share ideas, and pursue experiences beyond the daily demands of parenthood.
Whole-Person Experiences
Programs were designed to empower, enrich, and enlighten through conversations and activities that speak to the many dimensions of motherhood.
To learn more about Momasphere’s mission and community approach, visit About Momasphere, or explore the people who organize and run its events on the Team page.
Every gathering at Momasphere starts with a simple idea: motherhood deserves programming designed for the whole person, not just the calendar slot between work and bedtime. The founders built that idea into a calendar of evenings, talks, workshops, and activities that speak to mind, body, and spirit, welcoming mothers at every age and stage of the journey. Rather than one-size-fits-all events, the programming is tailored and thoughtfully shaped, so a mom finding her footing can find something that feels relevant to her own rhythm. It is a philosophy that treats mothers as multifaceted individuals with distinct interests, skills, and roles, and that shapes how each gathering is designed from the first conversation to the last laugh.
Community is the engine behind everything Momasphere creates. The founders understood that bringing women together creates real momentum: conversations spark, friendships form, and networking turns into genuine professional opportunity. Events serve as a bridge between the workplace and the wider world, giving busy moms a place to meet, learn, exchange ideas, and be encouraged in their personal growth. Attendees often describe the feeling of reawakening multiple parts of themselves at once, from creativity to confidence, and leaving with new connections that continue long after the room empties. The atmosphere is inclusive, warm, and stimulating, with programming that respects individuality while still fostering a shared sense of belonging.
Giving back has always been part of the Momasphere story. Because the company grew out of a commitment to community, a meaningful portion of event proceeds supports charities that work with women, children, and families, extending the impact of each gathering well beyond the attendees in the room. The founders also saw an opportunity to help businesses connect with a dynamic, targeted market of consumers and employees, offering creative, customized exposure to a community that others often overlook. That balance between celebration and contribution is what keeps the calendar moving forward: new events, new sponsors, and new ways to engage families across New York City.