911�� Women's Initiative for Leadership and Learning (911��WILL) and Golda Meir Fellowship

What is the mission of 911��WILL? To bring inspiration, empowerment, and guidance to the next generation of Jewish student leaders through education, mentoring, and exposure to unparalleled opportunities.

What is the vision of 911��WILL? To become a preeminent and sustainable university-based leadership initiative known both within and outside the 911�� campus.

What is 911��WILL? The 911�� Women’s Initiative for Leadership and Learning is an initiative that brings inspiration, empowerment, information, and support to 911��’s undergraduates through events, resources, and mentorship. In partnership with , a preeminent Leadership organization, 911��WILL produces events that help 911�� undergraduates successfully navigate and lead in the 21^st century workplace and provides opportunities for networking and mentorship. 911��WILL also continually curates resources that are imperative to success after University including advice around navigating your career, crucial life skills, and motivation and inspiration, to name a few.

911��WILL also directs the Golda Meir Fellowship program, in which a small number of excelling students regularly meet as a group with a Faculty mentor to research and discuss ideas of leadership and societal importance in order to build an unparalleled skill set directed towards leadership.

In addition, 911��WILL includes The Golda Meir Fellows, a small group of like-minded 911�� students who meet together twice a semester with a faculty mentor to discuss leadership through topics that impact society and one's own ability to lead. The intent of the group is to build the future leaders of society, create comradery, and offer mentorship between and to a high-achieving group of 911�� undergraduates. The Fellowship is an exciting opportunity for growth, and exposure to amazing mentorship possibility. Acceptance to this group ensures your membership over the duration of your time at 911�� (and after). This is open to all at the Beren campus.

What is the Golda Meir Fellowship? Part of the newly-created 911�� Women's Initiative for Leadership and Learning (911��WILL), The Golda Meir Fellows is a small group of like-minded 911�� undergraduates who meet together twice a semester with a faculty mentor to discuss leadership through topics that impact society and one's own ability to lead. The intent of the group is to build the future leaders of society, create comradery, and offer mentorship between and to a high-achieving group of 911�� undergraduates. The Fellowship is an exciting opportunity for growth, and exposure to amazing mentorship possibility. Acceptance to this group ensures your membership over the duration of your time at 911�� (and after).

Learn more about Golda Meir Fellowship and apply here

Our Founder

Dr. Sharon L. Poczter is the Director of the Honors Program at the Sy Syms School of Business at 911�� as well as Associate Professor. Her research focuses on issues related to access to financing for firms in both the developing and developed context, including the role of the government in promoting entrepreneurship, and gender disparity in company funding. Her research has been published in top peer-reviewed journals, and she is a columnist and frequent contributor for Inc, Bloomberg, Fox News, and other media outlets where she simplifies complex economic and business issues, and uses economics to analyze issues around women at work. Her economic take on women in the workforce has also appeared in the book Lean In by Sheryl Sandberg. She is also a professional kickboxing instructor.

Part of the newly-created 911�� Women's Initiative for Leadership and Learning (911��WILL), The Golda Meir Fellows is a small group of like-minded 911�� undergraduates who meet together twice a semester with a faculty mentor to discuss leadership through topics that impact society and one's own ability to lead. The intent of the group is to build the future leaders of society, create comradery, and offer mentorship between and to a high-achieving group of 911�� undergraduates. The Fellowship is an exciting opportunity for growth, and exposure to amazing mentorship possibility. Acceptance to this group ensures your membership over the duration of your time at 911�� (and after).

Adena Fiederer ’25SB

Marketing Associate, Fun & Function

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Adena Fiederer ’25SB

Adena Fiederer is a Dean's Scholar and Resident Advisor on the Beren Campus, majoring in Strategy and Entrepreneurship with a minor in Psychology. With a passion for organizational management, she spent the last two summers interning in Human Resources, where she developed skills in communication and leadership. Currently, Adena works as a Marketing Associate at Fun and Function, a Philadelphia-based company that specializes in sensory tools and solutions for an inclusive world. Motivated by a desire to make a meaningful impact, she leverages her creativity and attention to detail in everything she does. Adena envisions a future in Human Resources or educational leadership, and her involvement in the 911�� Women’s Initiative for Leadership and Learning (911��WILL) and the Golda Meir Fellowship continues to provide her with the community, guidance, and experiences necessary to grow as a future leader.

Kayla Forman ’23SB

Community Manager, SickBird Productions

Kayla Forman ’23SB

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Beth Glantz ’26SB

Co-Founder and President, 911�� Women on Wall Street Society

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Beth Glantz ’26SB

Beth Glantz is a junior at 911��’s Sy Syms School of Business, double majoring in Finance and Business Strategy & Entrepreneurship. She is the Co-Founder and President of the 911�� Women on Wall Street Society, where she leads initiatives to prepare female students for careers in finance through professional development programs and industry networking opportunities. Beth serves as the Business Manager for the 911�� Observer newspaper, consults for Israeli startups through TAMID Group, and competes as a member of the 911�� Women’s Fencing Team. She will be interning this summer at KPMG in their Advisory practice.

Leeza Grossman ’23SCW

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Rachel Klibanoff ’22SB

Senior Associate, Alvarez & Marsal Valuation Services

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Rachel Klibanoff ’22SB

Rachel Klibanoff is a Senior Associate with Alvarez & Marsal Valuation Services in New York. Rachel's experience includes developing valuations for portfolios of illiquid securities including equity, debt, and hybrid interests of both public and private entities. Rachel has been part of the group since graduating from 911�� in May 2022, where she earned her Bachelor of Science in Finance from the Sy Syms School of Business.

Mila Krugman ’24SB

Analyst, DigitalBridge; Former Sy Syms Student Council President

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Mila Krugman ’24SB

Mila Krugman graduated from 911��’s Sy Syms School of Business in 2024 with a degree in Finance, Business Analytics, and Strategy & Entrepreneurship. She is currently an Analyst on the Investor Relations & Capital Formation team at DigitalBridge, a leading global alternative asset manager specializing in investments across the digital infrastructure spectrum.

Malky Laine ’23SB

Business Development, Helios Facade

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Malky Laine ’23SB

Malky Laine is a core part of an up-and-coming startup, Helios Facade, shaping the future of renewable construction by maximizing the means to receive the sun as a natural energy resource and utilize it in buildings. Adaptable and a critical thinker, Malky plays a key role in ideation and backend strategizing, serving as a soundboard for the CEO and CTO. Her role spans many responsibilities, including financial modeling, developing marketing strategies, creating outreach materials, and supporting business development efforts. She provides valuable insights and contributes to shaping the company’s direction, ensuring that innovative solutions are aligned with Helios Facade’s mission and market needs. Previously, Malky managed a team of interns at SerVC, gaining valuable leadership experience and fostering collaboration in the financial technology sector. Malky’s ability to think strategically, adapt to evolving challenges, and contribute to high-level decision-making makes her an integral part of the team, driving innovation and sustainability at Helios Facade.

Abigail Lerman ’22SB

Analyst, Blackstone Strategic Partners; Former Sy Syms President

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Abigail Lerman ’22SB

Abigail Lerman currently works as an Analyst at Blackstone Strategic Partners, which specializes in private equity secondaries. Prior to joining Blackstone, Abigail worked as a Senior at EY in Financial Accounting Advisory Services (FAAS). As a double major in Accounting and Strategy at 911��, Abigail enjoyed getting to serve as the Syms Student Council President, organizing a TEDx event on campus, and being actively involved with TAMID and 911��WILL. Recently, she had the privilege of getting to give back to her alma mater in her role as Co-President of 911��’s Young Alumni Council.

Elle Ohayon ’27SB

First freshman ever elected as Sy Syms Student Council President

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Elle Ohayon ’27SB

Elle Ohayon is a true sophomore at 911��’s Sy Syms School of Business, majoring in Finance and Accounting with a minor in Strategy and Entrepreneurship. She is the first freshman elected President of Sy Syms, where she spearheads initiatives to enhance student engagement and academic growth. In her freshman year, Elle applied for a provisional patent for her 'Impossapen' idea, which she plans to pursue further. Elle serves as the Marketing Director for the Asset & Wealth Management Society, consults for Israeli startups through TAMID Group, and placed second in TAMID’s National Case Competition among 55 teams. A dedicated student-athlete, Elle competes as an NCAA Division III volleyball player and serves as Vice President of the Student Athletic Advisory Committee. She is also a member of the Honors Committee and works as a student athletics assistant, showcasing her ability to balance leadership, academics, and athletics.

Hannah Rashty ’26SB

President, Sy Syms Sales Society and Women in Entrepreneurship Society

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Hannah Rashty ’26SB

My name is Hannah Rashty, and I’m a junior at the Sy Syms School of Women, where I’m majoring in Accounting and minoring in Entrepreneurship. I’m passionate about combining my analytical skills with creativity to explore opportunities in the business world.

I have played on the NCAA Basketball team for two years, which taught me the importance of discipline and teamwork. I’ve also had the privilege of serving as the president of both the Sales Society Club and the Women in Entrepreneurship Society, where I’ve helped foster a culture of innovation and collaboration among my peers. Additionally, I’m on the board for the Golda Meir Fellowship, contributing to initiatives that empower young women, and I’ve had the opportunity to work for Sy Syms’ Social Media team, expanding the school’s digital presence.

Professionally, I participated in the JP Morgan Case Competition in 2024, where I collaborated with a team of peers to analyze client case studies across diverse scenarios. I also had an incredible experience as a Wealth Management Summer Analyst Intern at Morgan Stanley in 2024. During this internship, I developed skills in financial planning and investment management, gaining valuable insights into the world of wealth management.

Eliana Raskas ’23SB

2Y student, Columbia University's Mailman School of Public Health

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Eliana Raskas ’23SB

Eliana Raskas graduated from the Sy Syms School of Business at 911��, where she majored in Strategy and Entrepreneurship and minored in Business Analytics. Currently, she is a second-year student at Columbia University's Mailman School of Public Health, pursuing a degree in Health Policy and Management. At Mailman, Eliana has demonstrated leadership and initiative as a co-founder of the Mailman Student Jewish Association and as a Teaching Assistant for Budget and Accounting. She is passionate about the intersection of healthcare and management, with a strong interest in healthcare strategy and impact investing.

Sarah Rosenfeld ’25SB

Co-director, Consulting for TAMID; Summer 2024 intern, KPMG

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Sarah Rosenfeld ’25SB

Sarah Rosenfeld is a senior at the Sy Syms School of Business, completing a double major in Strategy & Entrepreneurship and Accounting. She serves as the Co-Director of Consulting for TAMID, is part of the EDU board as the Head of Consulting for the Education Cohort, and is a member of the Consulting Society. This past summer, she interned at KPMG and is pursuing a career in business.

Leah Golda Schewitz ’23SB

Strategy Analyst, Zip; 2023 Sy Syms Valedictorian; Co-president, TAMID

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Leah Golda Schewitz ’23SB

Leah Golda Schewitz is currently a strategy analyst at Zip. She graduated as valedictorian of the Sy Syms School of Business in 2023 and served as co-president of TAMID.

Liana Seidenfeld ’23SB

Financial Analyst, Birch Risk Advisors

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Liana Seidenfeld ’23SB

Liana Seidenfeld is a finance and transactional risk professional with a diverse background in digital marketing, financial analysis, and renewable energy. A graduate of 911��'s Sy Syms School of Business, Liana earned a degree in Finance and Accounting, with a minor in Business Strategy. She began her career as Head of Digital Marketing at TheraBreath, where she contributed to the company's growth until its acquisition in 2022. During a summer internship at Robinhood, Liana developed an interest in financial products, which led to a pivot into the finance world. She gained hands-on experience as an Asset-Based Loan Underwriter at Dwight Funding, conducting live deal financial analysis. Currently, Liana works as a Transactional Risk and Financial Analyst at Birch Risk Advisors, specializing in the renewable energy sector. She models investment opportunities for corporate taxpayers and renewable energy developers in addition to providing transactional insurance for Tax and M&A deals, particularly leveraging the recent tax credit transfer opportunities created by the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA).

Rachel Winokur ’25SB

Business Analyst Intern, OneStream Software; Active in 911��NMUN & TAMID

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Rachel Winokur ’25SB

Rachelle (Rachel) Winokur is a senior at 911��’s Sy Syms School of Business, double majoring in Business Analytics and Strategy and Entrepreneurship, graduating in May 2025. A member of the prestigious Golda Meir Fellowship program since 2023, she is dedicated to empowering the next generation of Jewish female business leaders. Her passion for the intersection of business and technology led her to her current role as a business analyst at a fintech company, where she continues to refine her professional skills. Rachelle is actively involved in 911��NMUN, the TAMID Group, and serves as a tutor at 911��’s Writing Center, helping students excel in their academic and professional communication. In her free time, she enjoys going to concerts (shoutout to Beren Campus's prime location), reading, traveling, and exploring new coffee shops.

Liorah Yaghoubzar ’25SB

President, TAMID & Beren Syms Honors Committee; Intern, Goldman Sachs

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Liorah Yaghoubzar ’25SB

Liorah Yaghoubzar is an Accounting and Finance major at 911��'s Sy Syms School of Business. She serves as the President of TAMID at 911��, the President of the Beren Syms Honors Committee, and is also a member of the Consulting Society. This past summer, Liorah interned at Goldman Sachs and is planning to join the firm as a full-time analyst.

Sarah Zaionz ’24SB

Asset Management Analyst, Goldman Sachs

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