Laura Nelson is the co-founder of Sober Life Rocks and author of The Inclusive Event Planner. With a strong background in leadership and events, she champions sober-inclusive gatherings that foster real connection. Her work is inspired by her own sobriety journey and a mission to help professionals design meaningful, welcoming experiences for all. She is also excited about their first conference, Amplify, a sober-focused event amplifying sober voices, on January 15, 2026. Join her in the Sober Life Rocks Community on LinkedIn and grab a free copy of her book at SoberLifeRocks.com.

See also:
• Amplify Sober Voices – their first conference dedicated to amplifying sober voices, happening January 15, 2026, in Orlando. You can find more here: amplify.soberliferocks.com.
• The Inclusive Event Planner – her book on creating sober-inclusive, connection-driven gatherings. Details are here: inclusiveeventplanner.com.

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