Before creating Poppy, I was a lawyer, executive director and exited founder of Juliet, a women’s health company where I discovered my passion for creating spaces that truly serve women’s needs. My legal background taught me how systems are designed—and more importantly, who they’re designed for.

I founded Poppy because I was tired of walking into spaces and questioning if I truly belonged or trying to fit into a mold that was never designed for me. I wanted to create a space where women+ could show up as their most authentic, beautiful selves and feel an undeniable sense of belonging.

The reality is, traditional workspaces were never designed for us. They were built around a male-centric model, and little has changed.

Until now.

Poppy is more than a workspace—it’s a community where we extend our personal networks to other women, engage in conversations that matter, and share a deep understanding of the unique experiences and biases women face.

I named this space Poppy because the flower is native to Wyoming and resilient. No matter what’s thrown at them, poppies endure—they return season after season. And if that doesn’t capture the spirit of being a woman, what does?