• Empowering girls. Propelling change.

WHY WE EXIST

Girls To The Moon is a Nashville-based social enterprise company that taps inspirational local leaders, creative events, and great content to help girls become their best selves, impact their communities, and create a more inclusive culture.

We surround girls with truth and education on topics ranging from creative writing and coding to healthy relationships and sex. We are a community for smart girls to meet other smart girls, and for caregivers to learn the best way to connect and communicate with these girls.

We love seeing the reach GTTM events have and are honored to be featured on blogs, news sites and online journals. READ STORIES

WE VALUE

INCLUSIVITY: We strive to be welcoming to everyone

RESPECT: We know our worth and speak positively about ourselves and others

EMPATHY: We focus on listening rather than responding

FEARLESSNESS: We encourage one another to take chances and healthy risks

TRUTH: We will speak openly and honestly

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Meet the Women behind Girls to the Moon

Girls to the Moon co-founders Knight Stivender, Courtenay Rogers and Courtney Seiter are longtime friends who are passionate about guiding girls to grow up confident, empowered, honest and unafraid. We strive to produce quality content and energizing events that connect girls and their caregivers to deepen their connections and conversations together.

Knight Stivender, CEO

In addition to her role with Girls To The Moon, Knight Stivender leads marketing and business development efforts for Alcott Whitney, a data marketing agency in Franklin, Tenn. She has a background in journalism, and currently sits on the boards of directors for Chick History in Nashville and the Nashville chapter of the American Marketing Association. She and her 14-year-old daughter, Lily, live in Franklin.

Courtenay Rogers, COO

Courtenay Rogers is a professional marketer with a passion for technology, her community and connecting others. She has a degree in French and Naval Science from the University of Mississippi and served as a naval officer aboard a guided missile destroyer, the USS Grace Hopper (named after the first female Admiral!), upon graduation.

Her leadership and operations experience in the Navy led to her career track in technical project management and consulting, specifically in digital marketing and strategy. She currently serves as the President of the Nashville American Marketing Association and is a candidate for the Tennessee General Assembly representing Williamson County.

As a technology consultant, Courtenay translates “geek speak” for her clients, working closely with teams to ensure digital projects such as websites and network infrastructure align properly with overall marketing and business strategy, timelines and budgets. Courtenay also really likes cheeseburgers and is inspired daily by her daughter Clair to change the world.

Courtney Seiter, CMO

Courtney Seiter tries hard to be a professional listener and story-seeker with a focus on empathy, inclusivity and connection.

She works with awesome teammates around the globe at the social media tools company Buffer, where her writing has been published in places like TIME, Fast Company, Lifehacker, Inc. and more.

In her career so far she has been a journalist, an editor, a writer, a content marketer and sometimes a speaker. Today she is focused on inclusion and diversity, exploring how companies can create an environment where everyone can contribute, be themselves and belong. She pets every dog she sees, collects vintage coats and tutors amazing kids at Fannie Battle Day Home in East Nashville.