Founded in 2005, the Women’s Mafia is a social club that is a cut above the rest. We throw our weight around a little and get our stilettos in the door. We hold events at the best venues in New York, the Hamptons and in major cities around the country. We get special invitations for our members at art and networking events, and we work with stores and designers to get special deals for our members.

The Women’s Mafia is made up of talented, creative women, and select specially-invited men, from all industries and backgrounds. Our events and happenings are about much more than just networking and drinking. We make things happen and have a very good time in the process.

To request our presence at your venue or store please email “La Madrina” at marcy@womensmafia.com.

Founder, “La Madrina” Marcy Clark

Women’s Mafia founder Marcy Clark is passionate about your social life. A natural event planner and host, nothing makes Marcy happier than introducing you to your next business partner, gym buddy, boyfriend or best friend.

A New York City based Publicist and Event Planner, Marcy is also a partner in Yellow Sky Agency, a boutique PR and Branding firm run out of the West Village of Manhattan. Marcy has worked on brand development, consumer outreach and public relations campaigns from California to the U.K. with a variety of clients in cities such as Manchester, London, Edinburgh and New York. Her areas of expertise include publicizing artists, jewelry designers, interior designers, furniture studios and luxury lifestyle products and services. She has secured placements in top outlets such as The New York Times, Reuters, Time Out New York, CBS Sunday Morning, ABC News, WGN, WDEF, Business Talk Radio and NYC TV.

Marcy serves as a chair on various non-profit event councils and committees, including being the co-chair for the Young Professionals Council for Choice and GLAAD’s Annual Art Auction. Marcy also finds time to act and is a burgeoning television presenter. In addition to regular performances with improv group God Tastes Like Chicken and theatre productions around the city, she has also appeared in several films, a promo for NYC TV, a guest expert spot for the Design and Home Channel and in a commercial for Conair. The connections she garners in the PR, Events and Arts worlds give her great pull and influence to use for Women’s Mafia events. Venues, brands and nightclubs like to work with the Women’s Mafia because Marcy understands how to bring collaborators together on a project and ensure everyone gets peerless branding and sales results.

Partner and Senior Editor, Sonja Leix

Sonja Leix is honored to have given the Women’s Mafia a new face. A über-talented graphic and web designer, originally from Germany and now residing in the isle of Manhattan, Sonja has worked for a variety of clients and industries, specializing in fashion marketing and advertising for the past four years. She is keen on keeping up with and influencing the latest trends in the graphic design world and she is currently in the running for some big graphic design awards. She loves to travel, having explored most corners of Europe and the United States and lived and worked in Australia. In addition to contributing her design expertise to the Women’s Mafia, Sonja will be writing about her travels, her local and international exploits and contributing to the fashion content.

Partner and Senior Editor, Elisha Dang

Elisha Dang has been an integral part of Women’s Mafia events for the past four years and is psyched to have created the web site for the all-powerful social club.

A web and graphic designer for over a decade, Elisha brings a wealth of knowledge about the latest and most innovative web-based technologies. She has worked on all aspects of online marketing and will be assisting the Women’s Mafia media partners with their featured content, as well as sharing her favorite new gizmos and gadgets in her technology posts. She is also a natural fashionista and will be showcasing emerging and mid-career designers and her favorite handbag and accessories labels.