You are invited to
The
Wealth Room
You can tell me your revenue to the cent. Ask what you own and it goes quiet.
Fifty seats. Members included.
That is not a knowledge gap.
You have just never had anywhere safe to say it out loud.
People come to you for advice. You are the one who figured it out. You cannot exactly put your hand up in a room and admit that you have money sitting in an account doing nothing, no plan behind it, and no idea whether the last three years of work will still be worth something in ten.
So it stays quiet. And quiet is expensive.
Earning money and knowing what to do with money are two completely different skills. You were taught one of them. Not by choice — nobody sat you down for the second one. Not a parent, not a school, not one person in the room where the decisions were being made.
That is a gap, not a flaw. And a gap can be closed in an afternoon with the right people in front of you.
AED 750 · Fifty seats
Four things, done properly.
Not motivation. Not mindset. The mechanics that decide whether your work turns into something you own.
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Raising it
Where the money for your business actually comes from, what investors are looking at when they look at you, and what you give away when you take it. Including the terms most founders sign without reading twice.
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Investing it
What to do with money once it arrives so it works while you sleep. Property, markets, businesses that are not yours. How women who did it started — and how small the first one usually is.
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Keeping it through the building years
Saving while you are still growing, when every dirham has somewhere it could go. The reserve that keeps you calm when a launch is late, a client leaves, or a market turns.
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Owning it
Equity. Whose name is on what, what your shareholder agreement really says, and how to structure a company so that what you build stays yours.
AED 750 · Fifty seats
Fifty women who have stopped pretending.
The panel is women who have raised, invested, structured and owned. They will say the numbers out loud, including the ones that did not work. That is the condition of being on this panel.
The rest of the room is women building real things. Founders, operators, investors. Nobody is here to be impressed, and nobody is here to sell you anything from the front.
Mirey is confirmed on the panel, bringing the legal side — structure, agreements, what to sign and what to walk away from. The remaining names follow shortly.
You will leave with what women in that position actually did, in the order they did it.
AED 750 · Fifty seats
The afternoon.
- 11:00
Arrival. Bites, and the part where you meet the room before anyone speaks.
- 11:45
The panel. Raising, investing, saving, equity — with the real figures attached.
- 13:00
Seated lunch. Placed, not a buffet, so the conversation actually goes somewhere.
- 14:00
The working hour. Your own situation, on paper, with the panel in the room.
- 15:00
Close. You leave with a plan you wrote yourself.
Hilton Dubai Palm Jumeirah
What it costs.
One price. No early bird, no discounts. Venue, seated lunch and drinks included. Era Of You members attend at no cost.
Three afternoons like this one cost more than a full year inside the Era Of You Community at $500. Which is worth knowing before you decide how you would like to spend the next twelve months.
Payment secures the seat. You will receive the address and the full run of the day by email.
Who taught you what to do with the money?
Not how to earn it. What to do with it once it is there.
For almost every woman in this room, the answer is the same. And it has never once been because she was not clever enough.
Twenty-fifth of September. One afternoon. Then you know.
Fifty seats · Friday 25 September 2026 · Hilton Dubai Palm Jumeirah