The Lola

The Lola is for ambitious people levelling up habits and careers.

Why you should join: Get peer support, practical playbooks and live rooms inside Mighty Networks.

The one-liner

A multi-generational women's club for connection, career and civic growth.

What they actually sell

The Lola is a Mighty Network women's club co-founded by Martine Resnick and Eileen Lee. Public copy frames a network of founders, freelancers, corporate women, returners and encore careerers who want space to connect, collaborate and redefine success on their own terms. The offer language spans digital content, speakers, programming, courses, workshops, conferences and community groups. It is values-led and intersectional in tone more than a single course product. The lander does not spell out a clear public price or trial. The club sells space, culture and peer force more than a single flagship course syllabus.

Who pays and why

Ambitious women tired of fitting into workplaces and networking formats that were not built for them. The loneliness is succeeding on paper and still feeling unsupported. They join for peers across generations and a club that treats life and leadership as one system.

Where the members come from

The founders' networks and event programming appear to drive membership more than a single viral channel. The Mighty Network is the digital clubhouse around that programming. Follower counts are not the lander's focus.

What's holding it back

Wide programming without a crisp weekly core can feel like a brand manifesto. If events are irregular, members may love the values and still not log in. Clearer public packaging of the weekly rhythm would help serious buyers trust the ongoing value.

Steal this

Build a women's club around multi-generational peer density and mixed-format programming, not a single evergreen course.

Would this work in another niche?

Yes for other identity-led professional clubs with strong event cadence. Weak if it stays messaging-heavy without recurring rituals members can feel.