Design the work. Create the life.
Society Blue is an exclusive service of Bluestock Advisors.
As a woman-owned firm, we believe in the importance of building a diverse community of high achieving female executives who recognize that success is long-term, holistic, and transcends professional milestones.
Society Blue Partners
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DANA GALIN
Executive Coach
A life-long explorer of human potential, Dana is on a mission to help leaders and their teams create greater impact. Dana has over 25 years of experience as a strategic advisor and trusted thought partner. Her clients are seeking to elevate their leadership, improve their performance, and generate greater results. In working with her, they learn how to make sustainable changes to scale their leadership and expand their impact.
AMY NELSON
Executive Stylist
With decades of experience styling some of the country’s top executives and philanthropists, Amy Nelson works with her clients on the evolution of their own personal style. In business, establishing your own visual brand is critical. It becomes your signature, setting you apart from others. For corporate executives and business owners, a cohesive wardrobe is essential for success.
Bluestocking Society Dinners
Our Bluestocking Society Dinners are inspired by both the Bluestocking Society and Thomas Jefferson.
The Bluestockings Society dates back to an eighteenth-century literary group run by aristocratic and brilliant women of the time.
The members of the Bluestockings Society represented a different kind of modern, intellectual woman, who were accomplished and well-versed in many fields – arts, literature, and politics. Bluestock Advisors, as a women-owned business, has found inspiration from the Bluestockings Society as our carefully selected name and logo embodies these beliefs, and represents who we are.
Our Bluestocking Society Dinners are modeled after Jeffersonian dinners. The main elements of these dinners include:
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Theme for the evening (a societal challenge the group may address)
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Formal, coursed meal served by candlelight, just as Thomas Jefferson did
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8 to 12 carefully selected participants of diverse areas of expertise
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One table, one conversation with scripted questions yet free-flowing discussion
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Depart with a bias for action
Images from our Atlanta dinner. Other dinners have been hosted in Nashville & Charlotte.