× Adult Supervision Needed
After the follow-up · Updated May 2026 · Operational
What we shook on — now in motion
Same dialect. Same speed.
You said yes. Nia's reading. Here's where we are.
Adult Supervision Needed50+ events in Year 1 · 2 cities (Atlanta + Charlotte) · 5 revenue streams · 1 founder, face-to-face
She & HER8 brands committed pre-launch · 3 Pride markets locked '26 → '27 · 145+ brand + funder pipeline · backed by Google for Startups + Nvidia
Recognition, first
"We don't ask for permission. Built with intention — a place where you don't have to perform, shrink, or pretend."
— ASN, in your own words
Year one. 50+ events. Atlanta to Charlotte, mobile bartending and a coffee bar rolling out, listening rooms and nightlife and a vendor network — all of it built without asking. We were in the same call, and the dialect was the same: move fast, move with intention, fire the team that doesn't get it, don't let anyone be bigger than the program.
She & HER isn't here to hand you a title. We're here because the conversation already started, and it was the kind of conversation that doesn't happen often. Here's what we shook on — in writing, so you can hold us to it.
You said "I'll pack my bag right now."
This is what's in the bag.
Who's at the table
No managers. No bigger-than-the-program. Just two people who built the thing themselves and would rather talk to each other than to anyone else's middleman. Worth saying out loud who's actually on each side.
ASN · Founder + Creative Director
IG/Threads: @adultsupervisonneededAtlanta · Year 1 · 50+ events
"What you see is what you get, probably 99% of the time."
Charlotte-raised, Atlanta-based. Project manager turned content creator turned cultural producer. Packed a two-door Camaro, drove to Atlanta, lived in a 2BR with a best friend for 3.5 months while figuring it out. Started Another Lesbian Podcast — which became Adult Supervision Needed. Year one closed with 50+ events. Mobile bartending, equipment rental, mobile coffee bar (Aug–Oct '26 rollout), media production, vendor + creator network, Member Pass / All Access subscription. Multiple revenue streams, one founder, face-to-face only.
From the meeting: "Two things can always be true at once." The room we'd build together is exactly that — She & HER's inclusive sapphic platform and ASN's pro-Black activations, both real, both protected, neither needing the other to apologize.
She & HER · CEO + Founder
IG: @vonneMayonHouston-born · 6 languages · backed by GfS + Nvidia
"I'm a very move-fast person — but I move with intentionality."
15+ years engineering at Google (Sr. PgM, Fuchsia + Privacy/Security), Microsoft / Xbox (Principal PM — $80M ML-driven gaming expansion), University of Cambridge (Head of Product, SupTech Lab — 10M+ regulated records), Etsy, Nordstrom. Just won $50M for Black women vs. Google (pay disparities). Contributor to Black ChatGPT. Product + Data Lead for Pregnant & Black. Backed by Google for Startups + Nvidia. Coded She & HER herself. NYC Pride 2026 VIP, AfroTech main stage, Amsterdam + UK Pride 2027 confirmed.
From the call: "You can't be bigger than the program." Same dialect, same speed. The reason this conversation is moving fast is because we both already know what we don't want — and what we want is to build the next thing without the people who couldn't keep up.
ASN · Year One, in motion
Receipts from the first year — and what's stacked next.
The math, on paper
+ What stacks together
ASN as She & HER's Founding Experiential Partner — a 90-day campaign starting this week, marquee at NYC Pride, structured so we both eat and no one's bigger than the program.
Brand dynamics, by room
She & HER stays inclusive — sapphic humans across race, identity, place. ASN stays pro-Black — the room you've built without apology. Same partnership, different choreography depending on which room we're in. We talked about this on the call; here it is, on paper.
Mixed-company sapphic gatherings — across race, identity, geography. She & HER carries the platform, the audience, the capital, the production runway. ASN brings the curation and the social muscle — the standard for what "intentional space" feels like, the taste, the rooms-that-feel-like-rooms energy. Inclusive at the front; ASN-coded in the bones.
You lead the curation. We carry the platform.
Black femmes, QWOC, Black queer joy on its own terms, your terms. ASN's name bigger on the flyer. You set the tone, the guest list, the music, the feel. She & HER shows up as a platform partner — visible, supportive, present, never leading, never apologizing for not being the center. The autonomy of what you've built in Year 1 stays fully yours.
Your room. We carry the quiet support.
The exchange
The shape over time
The Founding Experiential Partner relationship is in execution from this week. Pride is the marquee at week 6 — not the start, not the proving moment. The start is now.
Public co-announce drops in the lead-up to NYC. Both names out loud, both audiences, both communities seeing the partnership before Pride weekend lands. The way you've said brand partners need to do it. The way Founding Partner credit is supposed to work.
Four-way call locks the details. You, Nia, me, Mike Castner (CTO). Run-of-show for NYC, public-announce shape, paperwork that turns "shook on it" into "signed it." Format gets locked — bracelet mechanic, app-signup flip, the social plan.
Joint content moments start rolling. First social drops, joint posts, the pre-Pride drumbeat. ASN's reach + She & HER's pipeline news (Apple, AfroTech, NYC Pride VIP, Amsterdam '27) hitting the same audience for the first time.
One weekend, one room, both names on it. She & HER's VIP Powder Room at NYC PrideFest + ASN's curatorial fingerprints on it. Flights paid. Lodging paid (Airbnb or hotel — confirmed, not contingent). Honorarium pitched to NYC Pride. Photographer onsite; videographer flying in if it makes sense for content.
The activation format Ayana brought to the table: ASN-style singles mixer, bracelet mechanic intact (the bracelets are yours — she's been running them all year), flipped so the room doubles as a She & HER app-signup moment. Your room-making instincts on top, our tech infrastructure underneath, neither watering the other one down.
Post-Pride, the campaign keeps running. Atlanta on the table (a money-making activation if we time it right), Houston if your Hold Down lines up with our footprint, joint content across both platforms throughout. End of 90 days: data review, year-two-together decision.
2027 horizon: Amsterdam World Pride + UK Pride locked. If you want to come along, the international footprint becomes yours too. If 2027 is your retire-by-35 year, partnership stays in 2026 with an honorable handoff. Opt-in at every step. End-of-trial checkpoint is built in on purpose.
The next move · this week
You said yes. Nia's reading. The campaign is already in execution — public co-announce drops in the next two weeks, NYC Pride logistics locked (flights + lodging paid, format authored by you), Atlanta + Houston runway open for the 90 days that follow. Momentum doesn't wait for June 28; it starts now.
What's left is the four-way: you and Nia on the ASN side, me and Mike Castner (CTO) on the She & HER side. Run-of-show for NYC, the public-announce shape, the tech under the activation, the paperwork that turns this from "shook on it" to "signed it." Sooner is better; right is best.
Send the window. I'll bring the calendar holds.
You + Nia · me + Mike Castner. 45 minutes. Run-of-show, public-announce shape, paperwork.
Or text me. @vonneMayon on IG either way.