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Connected Queens Conference Brings Soul-Led Business Women Together
An intimate three-day gathering in downtown Cleveland where spirituality, intuition, entrepreneurship, and meaningful connection meet
CLEVELAND, OH — September 14, 2026 — What happens when women in business bring their intuition, spirituality, and entrepreneurial ambition into the same room?
That’s the question behind the Connected Queens Conference, an illuminating weekend designed for women who believe professional success and spiritual insight don’t have to exist in separate worlds.
Hosted by Emily “Atlantis Wolf” Hellesen, the conference is intentionally limited to just 40 women, creating an intimate environment for collaboration, meaningful conversations, and high-contact networking.
“If you sprinkle woo into your work, this is the room for you,” says Hellesen. “And if you want to learn how to blend spiritual insight into professional success, this is also the room for you.”
Attendees may already use tarot or oracle cards to set the tone for their day, rely on intuition when making business decisions, or explore practices such as Akashic Records before signing a contract. Others may simply be curious about incorporating more intuitive approaches into their professional lives.
The Connected Queens Conference welcomes them all on October 16-18, 2026 at the Drury Plaza Downtown hotel.
The conference brings together soul-led professionals who are using their unique perspectives and talents to serve clients — sometimes in highly visible ways and sometimes through what Hellesen calls “quiet magic.”
“Quiet magic is also a business skill,” she says.
Business Skills With a Spiritual Perspective
The conference features five professional speakers who bring lived experience, practical expertise, and engaging presentations to challenges faced by women building businesses today.
Featured speakers include:
Lena Khais, Atlas Paradigm, LLC, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, helping entrepreneurs pursue consistent monthly income.
Jaclyn Strominger, Unstoppable Success, LLC, Reno, Nevada, sharing strategies for professional networking without relying on cold, pitch-heavy direct messages.
Alethea Felton, Alethea Felton Coaching, LLC, Virginia Beach, Virginia, supporting women making the transition from traditional employment into entrepreneurship.
Victoria Buckman, L.I.F.E. Academy, Orlando, Florida, addressing financial security and rebuilding after significant financial setbacks.
Emily “Atlantis Wolf” Hellesen, Infinity Flow, LLC, Shaker Heights, Ohio, exploring how intuition can help women pursue the goals they hold most deeply.
Rather than creating a traditional summit environment with dozens of speakers and passive listening, Connected Queens emphasizes inspired action and practical takeaways attendees can bring directly into their businesses.
Networking Designed for Real Relationships
Networking is at the heart of the Connected Queens experience — but the conference takes a different approach.
With two hours devoted to lunch, two hours before dinner, and additional time between presentations, attendees have dedicated opportunities for organic conversations and collaboration.
The goal is simple: replace rushed introductions and endless virtual coffee chats with enough face-to-face time to discover how people can genuinely support one another.
Participants will also receive access to a private conference directory containing names, companies, categories, social links, and scheduling links, eliminating the pressure to collect business cards and allowing attendees to stay present in the conversation.
The result is designed to create what the organizers describe as “a year’s worth of networking in one event.”
Community Over Isolation
At its core, Connected Queens is built around the belief that women do not have to build successful businesses alone.
“Imagine being in a room with 40 women who know exactly how you feel — striving to be successful in isolation,” says Hellesen. “We are stronger as a community. By sharing our experiences and knowledge, we accelerate each other’s growth. We rise as one.”
The conference arrives at a time when entrepreneurs are navigating rapid economic and technological change, making relationships, adaptability, and community increasingly important business assets.
For women who have been trying to build their businesses in isolation, Connected Queens offers something beyond another conference: a room full of people who understand the journey.
“Your business needs this. So do you.” says Hellesen
The world needs the unique skills, perspectives, and gifts women bring to their work — and Connected Queens is creating a space to help them bring those gifts forward.
About Connected Queens Conference
Connected Queens is an intimate, three-day conference for women in business who want to combine professional growth with intuition, spirituality, community, and authentic connection. Hosted by Emily “Atlantis Wolf” Hellesen, the event is limited to 40 participants to maximize collaboration and meaningful conversation.
Connected Queens Conference
Where Women Lead with Soul and Strategy
Oct 16-18, 2026
Drury Plaza Downtown
1380 E. 6th Street
Cleveland, Ohio 44114
Event website: https://www.atlantiswolf.com/connectedqueeensconference
Media Contact:
Emily “Atlantis Wolf” Hellesen,
Executive Director, Infinity Flow, LLC
Shaker Heights, Ohio 44120
Emily@AtlantisWolf.com
(216) 533-5656
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