Serena Gasparini🇨🇾
Founder & CEO at FemNEST
About Serena Gasparini
Founder & CEO at FemNEST
Book me if you're a founder and something in your build isn't working — your community's flat, your programme isn't landing, or you're holding too much alone. We'll find what's actually broken and what to do about it.
Serena G is a founder advising founders. She's building FemNEST — mapping 50+ female health and life transitions to financial outcomes — and has spent years designing the communities and programmes behind women+ brands and femtech platforms. She works at the level where strategy, honesty, and heart meet: what to build, who it's for, and how to grow it without burning out or chasing algorithms.
She's also the creator of Delia and The DELIA Model™, her method for building communities that feel human and genuinely alive — not another dusty forum waiting to be saved.
Best for: femtech and women+ founders, and anyone building a community or programme they need to actually work.
We'll go deep on: what to build and who it's really for, community and programme architecture, member journeys, launching and growing without chasing algorithms, and staying sane through the messy early-stage reality — because she's living it too.
Come with what you're building — if it's a fit for deeper work, we'll talk.
Expertise
Sessions with Serena Gasparini
- Mentorship Session (30 min): Mentorship session
What mentees say
“Serena went above and beyond with her generosity and support. She gave me invaluable advice on building a community, took the time to review my work, and even invited her husband, who has expertise in AI and technology, to offer additional insights. I left our session with greater clarity, confidence, and actionable next steps. I highly recommend working with her.”
“Serena brings a powerful mix of strategic clarity and real human understanding to community building. Our session was genuinely valuable — she cuts through the noise and focuses on what actually matters: belonging, intentional design, and meaningful engagement. What stood out most was her ability to turn broad ideas into practical direction.”