If you're hoping to take your career to the next level, feel more connected to the local Jewish community, and meet inspiring female mentors – look no further than JCWLP Masterclasses!
This first masterclass will be led by Allison Fine, writer and strategist on the use of technology for social good.
About Allison Fine:
Allison is among the nation’s pre-eminent writers and strategists on the use of technology for social good. She has written four books: Momentum: Igniting Social Change in the Connected Age, the bestselling The Networked Nonprofit (with Beth Kanter), Matterness: Fearless Leadership for a Social World, and The Smart Nonprofit: Staying Human Centered in an Automated World (also with Beth Kanter).
She keynotes conferences around the world and consults with nonprofits and foundations on strategy, fundraising, and communications. She was chair of the national board of NARAL: Pro-Choice America Foundation and a founding board member of Civic Hall, and is currently a board member of the Westchester Jewish Council. Learn more.
This workshop is a part of JWI's Jewish Communal Women's Leadership Project (JCWLP) that prepares women leaders to take their careers to the next level and drive change in the Jewish community.
As part of JCWLP, we are thrilled to offer 6 different masterclasses in 2022. These are opportunities to participate in professional development workshops led by Jewish women experts across business, finance, media, tech, and development. These workshops are designed for mid to senior level Jewish communal professional women. Workshops will be held from May through December 2022, and you can sign up for as many as you like.
· June 7th: Speaking to the Future with Elizabeth Mandel
· August 9th: Understanding Financial Documents with Sarah Feinberg
· September 13th: Building a Place of Belonging with Victoria Raggs
· November 15th: Working with Boards with Alicia Oberman and Lisie Gottdenker
· December 6th: Behind the Scenes of a Search Committee with Dara Klarfeld
All workshops are FREE to attend. Register for the entire series and learn more here.
This project is funded in part by the Hadassah Foundation.