Welcome,
Sponsors + Partners.
We envision a world that finally understands how big motherhood really is; and are on a mission to make every person touched by it feel seen, supported, and less alone — through honest conversation, curated expertise, and community that doesn't end when the event does.
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MomTalks ATL: Beyond the Experiment — Sponsor Deck 2026
Atlanta
Two moms, a question, and a room full of women who showed up and never wanted to leave. 100 people came. National speakers said yes. Everyone asked: can we do this again?
Every speaker returned. Attendance grew 50% YoY. What felt like lightning in a bottle proved repeatable: when you hold space for the real complexities of motherhood, she shows up — and brings her friends.
What started as two moms creating what they needed has grown into a collective of nationally recognized experts and serial entrepreneurs building something bigger than themselves.
We envision a world that finally understands how big motherhood really is — and are on a mission to make every person touched by it feel seen, supported, and less alone.
College Professor · Co-Founder
Amanda navigated recurrent pregnancy loss before finding her way to motherhood through open adoption. The tension between her lived experience and the silence around it became the seed of MomTalks.
Physician & Digital Health · Co-Founder
Angela became a mother and lost her mother within the span of a few years. The grief, the transition, the isolation — thousands of text messages with Amanda confirmed: other moms needed this too.
The content of our divergences may look different for each of us. But the universality is this: parenthood arrives with a continual stream of tensions that make the lived experience far different than what we expected — and far lonelier than it needs to be.
MomTalks was born from that gap. We won't stop until every mom gets the support, love, and access she deserves.
is trying
to reach
her.
She is the CEO of her home. She controls the budget. She makes the decisions. She researches and drives her family's health, finance, care, home, and future. Brands spend billions — literally — trying to get her attention. And yet...
more unseen.
Not because she isn't paying attention. Because everything competing for her attention is deeply personal — her children, her career, her sense of self, her relationships, the state of the world. She is the last person anyone pours into, and yet is expected to be the default connective tissue at home, at work, and in her community.
"The brands that break through aren't the biggest. They're the ones that meet her in a moment that actually matters to her."
here can't be
manufactured.
Two days designed so that women who spend every other day pouring into everyone else finally get poured into. The programming is intentional. The speakers are real. The format creates space that women rarely give themselves permission to access anywhere else.
When people move through something real together — in the same room, feeling the same things — trust forms at a depth no digital medium replicates.
"A woman who encounters your brand in a moment of genuine emotional resonance won't remember you like a banner ad. She'll remember you like a person who showed up for her."
Research on shared emotional experience confirms what every attendee already feels: the connections formed during moments of genuine vulnerability are the ones that last. In marketing terms, emotional peaks are when memory and brand association form most strongly.
Sponsors who show up here aren't buying impressions. They're being present at the moment she'll remember.
In 2024 the U.S. Surgeon General declared parental mental health a national crisis. MomTalks exists in direct response.
I can't recall leaving a workshop, conference, or seminar feeling as satisfied, embraced by community, or with such a strong sense of time well spent as I do today.
MomTalks is like that mom hug you need now — support and new ways of thinking about old and persistent issues. You come out with positive next steps and new friends.
I didn't know it was going to be 3 years of therapy wrapped into a day as well. What a gift this was.
She takes motherhood seriously — not as a role she's enduring, but as a way of moving through the world with intention. She is building something: a family culture, a community, a life that reflects her values. She is not passive about any of it. She shows up to events like this one on purpose, brings 1–2 people with her on average, and references what she learns here for months afterward. She is, in the truest sense, your best consumer — if you earn her.
invests.
Time, money, and energy into enriching her life and her family's. Content, tools, services, community — she is actively looking for what helps. And she is willing to pay for what she trusts.
discerns.
She buys with her values and can spot performative allyship a mile away. Our goal is to create a space with curated partners that genuinely show up in a moment that matters and earn her trust. In those scenarios, she is loyal in a way most marketing budgets can't manufacture.
multiplies.
She leads — formally and quietly. Board member, business owner, neighborhood organizer, family CFO. Her network trusts her recommendations the way they trust a best friend's. We know because we are her.
brand belongs
here.
That's
the point.
The brands that belong are the ones already in conversation with what she cares about most.
We don't sell sponsorships to anyone willing to write a check. We ask one question first: does this brand belong in the room with these women? Would they feel respected by this presence — or interrupted by it?
Our best partnerships are born from companies and causes already in conversation with the things she cares about — brands with a vested interest in her life being better, in these tensions being solved, in community that outlasts a single event.
When we curate this year's partners, we use our own lives as the litmus test. We are her proxy. To be in that room is not just your marketing placement — it's our personal endorsement. After two years, we know that carries weight.
If your brand belongs here,
you'll know it when you read this.
$15K
1 slot
$7.5K
2 slots
$3.5K
4 slots
$1K
open
In-kind partnerships available · kacie@itallmedia.co
a one-day buy.
Year 3 is a validation moment — not just for MomTalks, but for the model. We're actively building what comes next: a year-round community and content platform that keeps this audience connected, supported, and in conversation long after the summit ends.
That means your sponsorship isn't a November impression. It's an early stake in an ongoing relationship with the most intentional consumer in the market.
→ Year-round membership community
→ Quarterly virtual + IRL programming
→ Topic-specific peer groups (grief, adoption, neurodivergence + more)
→ Curated content platform + newsletter
→ MomTalks-vetted partner endorsements
Digital channels are saturated. AI-generated content has flooded every feed. Consumer excitement about AI has dropped to 19% in 2026 — and audiences are actively seeking what feels real. In-person is the antidote.
The room is just the beginning. The community is what lasts.
where you
belong.
Two days built to matter. We're looking for partners whose presence makes the room better, not busier.
Digital reach is abundant.
Presence is scarce.
MomTalks is offering the scarce thing.
Book time here →
momtalksatl.com
Presenting and Signature partnerships are limited. If you're ready to talk, we are too.
November 13–14, 2026
Miller-Ward Alumni House
Emory University · Atlanta, GA