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EPISODE · Jan 13, 2026 · 32 MIN

TrailBLAZER: Female Founded on Community Over Competition | Jewish Women in Business

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What happens when Jewish women in business come together with intention, support, and shared values? In this episode, Faye, Chana, and Rosie explore the power of community, collaboration, and connection for women entrepreneurs. The conversation dives into why networking events and safe spaces are essential for Jewish women navigating business, family life, and ambition.  You'll hear how collaboration (not competition) leads to successful ventures, why professional communication skills are vital, and how identifying gaps in resources can spark new business opportunities. Most importantly, this episode celebrates women learning from each other, sharing experiences, and building environments where ambition and values can coexist. ✨ If you're a Jewish woman entrepreneur, business owner, or aspiring founder, this episode is for you. Topics covered: Jewish women in business & entrepreneurship The importance of community and collaboration Networking events and resource sharing Balancing business, family, and values Overcoming fear and building confidence Creating safe spaces for open dialogue  

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