The Harold E. Eisenberg Foundation

from Bridging Chicago · host SATC Solution Center

Jenna Goebig, the Associate Board President of the Eisenberg Foundation, joins the podcast to share about Eisenberg's work in GI cancer research and real estate education. After connecting with the Eisenberg Foundation through their Real Estate Development Challenge, Jenna went all in with the foundation, and is now pushing barriers to help make a difference in the lives of real estate students and everyone who has been effected by cancer. Jenna's passion is obvious, you won't want to miss out on hearing how she is shattering ceilings in her circle and beyond!

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