About Digi Village
The Long Table, where women share the harvest, and no one eats alone.
What Is Digi Village?
Digi Village, The Long Table, is a curated online community for women in business who are ready to replace hollow networking with something genuinely nourishing. We are a collective of entrepreneurs, freelancers, consultants, and creatives who believe that business grows better when we grow it together.
Unlike traditional networking groups where visibility belongs only to those who shout loudest, Digi Village is built on radical hospitality. Every member gets a seat at the table. Every member gets their turn in the spotlight. And every member has access to real opportunities, from overflow referrals and lead research to newsletter features and community support.
Who Is It For?
Digi Village is for women who are done with performative networking. It is for business owners who are generous, community-minded, and ready to give as much as they receive. Whether you are a solopreneur just starting out or an established business owner looking for a trusted inner circle, this village was built with you in mind.
Members come from all industries — marketing, coaching, beauty, finance, health and wellness, technology, legal services, and more. What unites them is not their sector but their values: integrity, generosity, and a belief that there is room for everyone at the feast.
Who Builds It?
Digi Village was co-founded by Davinia and Nikkola , two businesswomen who met through an online networking group and quickly became accountability partners, venting buddies, and business besties. They built this village because they lived the proof that real, meaningful connections happen online.
Davinia is based on the sunny Costa del Sol in Spain. Nikkola is from Yorkshire, UK. Miles apart, and yet inseparable in their mission: to create the space they wished had existed when they were starting out. A place where women show up as they are, champion each other without competition, and share business with people they actually trust.