Women in Business Luncheon

You have a full life. If you feel pulled in many directions as a woman in business, you’re not alone. We’re often told that the answer is to set better boundaries—to protect our time, say no more often, and separate the different parts of our lives. But what if some of the boundaries we need to break are the ones that tell us we have to choose?

Choose between ambition and relationships. Success and presence. Leadership and motherhood. Professionalism and bringing your whole self to the table.

In this inspiring and practical session, entrepreneur and mother of four Crystalee Beck, featured in Forbes, explores how to set boundaries that protect what matters most while breaking down false boundaries that force us to compartmentalize who we are. Through her own experience building a million-dollar business alongside a full life and being a mom to four young kids, she invites audiences to embrace their ambition, relationships, and humanity—not as competing priorities, but as part of a life they can intentionally build.

Because you don’t have to choose one version of yourself to be successful. You can own your ANDs.

Crystalee Beck, MPC, is founder and CEO of Comma Copywriters, named on the 2025 list of Forty Under 20 in Utah Business magazine. After leaving the corporate ladder world, she created her own ladder in 2016, determined to be there for her kids with "life-first work." Her team of writers and editors consistently deliver world-class content, recognized for three years (2023, 2024, 2025) as Best of State for Writers' Services. Her business has also been recognized five consecutive years on Utah Business magazine's Fast 50 as one of the fastest-growing companies in Utah, and three times as a fast-growing brand on the Utah 100 list, hosted by the MountainWest Capital Network.

Comma has also been recognized by the Utah Governor's office as one of 100 Companies Championing Women and as a 2025 finalist in the Silicon Slopes Hall of Fame for Company Culture. Crystalee is passionate about encouraging women with money confidence and elevating business owners through The Mama Ladder, which hosts the annual High Five Grant for Moms and has awarded $115,500 to mom-owned brands since 2018. She once was a flight attendant who made it to all 50 U.S. states, completed her first half Ironman triathlon in 2025, and gets her best ideas while hiking mountain trails.
 
This event is early to avoid the Thanksgiving Holiday. In order to guarantee food count, registration will close November 10 at noon.