These days, entrepreneurs are often told to “just post more” in pursuit of brand growth. But, as the founder of Marketing & Mimosas, a three day immersive branding and networking experience, Jaylin Bolden is proving that the future of brand success lies in thoughtfully curated experiences designed to activate real business results, not fleeting social media trends.

Jaylin’s story began when she launched her graphic design studio, Jaylin Graphics, at just 19 years old. Within a year, she built a loyal customer base, leveraging not only her design talent, but also her understanding of digital marketing, brand identity, and audience psychology.

What followed was the creation of two additional brands: The Design Academy, a learning platform that’s taught over 200 aspiring designers, and Marketing & Mimosas, Jaylin’s brainchild that turns the idea of a networking brunch into a full blown brand accelerator.

Now at 26, Jaylin has created a self sustaining ecosystem that inspires, teaches, and activates women led brands in the spaces of beauty, wellness, and beyond.

Since its launch, the Marketing & Mimosas event has grown from a local Atlanta meetup to a nationally recognized weekend that draws hundreds of women entrepreneurs from across the country.

Taking place August 8–10, 2025 in Atlanta, Georgia, Marketing & Mimosas is an experience curated to provide attendees with valuable tools for growing their brands.

It’s a weekend built for real brand transformation.

What to Expect at Marketing & Mimosas 2025

Day 1: Champagne Connections
The weekend opens with a luxe welcome mixer for intentional networking where guests connect over curated ambiance with cocktails.

Day 2: All-White Pajama Content Party
On Saturday night, guests show up in all white sleepwear to an immersive content creation event complete with food, drinks, and a live DJ.

Day 3: Marketing Brunch
Sunday is where strategy takes center stage. A panel of speakers lead workshops and breakout sessions on everything from funnel strategy to content planning.

In a saturated digital world, it’s easy to fall into the trap of measuring success by likes, shares, or follower count, but Jaylin centers her strategy on sustainable growth and consistent, real world impact instead of chasing social media sensationalism.

Last year’s attendees reported not only feeling inspired but walking away with actionable steps to take towards their goals.

“Marketing & Mimosas 2024 was truly inspiring! The seminars were packed with actionable marketing strategies, and the brunch setting made networking feel effortless and enjoyable. I made fantastic connections with other women entrepreneurs and left with new ideas that I’m excited to implement. It was the perfect blend of learning and relaxation.” – Sophia L., Founder of Glow & Grow Esthetics

Jaylin’s eye for aesthetics is unmistakable, but her genius lies in strategy. As a brand designer and educator, she understands what it takes to build a brand from scratch. That background shows up in every detail of Marketing & Mimosas, from the event signage to the programming structure. It’s easily one of the most beautifully branded experiences in the entrepreneurship space for women.

Beyond the visuals, Jaylin’s transparency and commitment to teaching other women how to design profitable brands, and her grounded approach to entrepreneurship, make her a rare mix of creative visionary and practical guide.

As social media becomes increasingly algorithm driven, Jaylin’s approach is part of a larger shift in the marketing landscape. Brands are realizing that virality isn’t sustainable and that longevity requires something deeper, rooted in community, storytelling, and trust.

Marketing & Mimosas embodies this shift. It’s a new model for how brand growth can look, proving that curated, intentional experiences will outlast trends because they give people something the internet can’t. The brands that thrive in this next era will be the ones building communities, crafting experiences, and showing up in real life.

Jaylin Bolden is building rooms where women feel seen. Rooms where strategy meets style. Rooms where the blueprint isn’t just handed out, it’s embodied.